Best of Me - Completed by You

Why Koreans care

The verb 이뤄지다 (irwojida) can mean both “to come true,” as a wish does, and “to be made up of” something. In “다 너로 이뤄지길” (da neoro irwojigil), “너로” (“of you”) favors the latter reading, while the song’s “Birthday Wish” title keeps the wish-related sense audible too.

In the Korean comments

One comment proposes the song as a wedding recessional, saying, in translation, “The meanings of exhilaration, anticipation and completion really come through.” Another imagines choreography without fixed formations, camera awareness or challenge-ready moves, with the members instead dancing freely in a circle.

What the words mean

One commenter calls the highlight a “보컬차력쇼” (bokeol charyeok-syo, “vocal strongman show”). It is not a literal circus act: this playful, emphatic slang praises a conspicuous display of technically demanding, powerhouse singing.