Two round lights appeared behind Rora in the music video, making it look like a scene from a 007 movie. Ahyeon and Pharita’s high notes were the climax, and the added rap made the song’s appeal and completeness even richer.
What happened
BABYMONSTER’s short excerpts the song’s refrain: “You deserve someone that loves you” and “Baby, you deserve better.”
In the Korean comments
One comment gives viewers a precise detail to revisit: in translation, “The two round lights behind Rora in the music video made it look like a scene from a 007 film.” The same commenter calls Ahyeon and Pharita’s high notes the climax and says the added rap makes the track feel fuller.
What the words mean
“파리타의 시대야” (Paritaui sidaeya, “it’s Pharita’s era”) appears in two comments. “Era” is not a literal period here: it is casual, exaggerated fan praise saying Pharita particularly stands out in this release.
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Two round lights appeared behind Rora in the music video, making it look like a scene from a 007 movie. Ahyeon and Pharita’s high notes were the climax, and the added rap made the song’s appeal and completeness even richer.
This song is truly the best 🎀👑🎤
Pharita, this is your special era; you shone like a star. I love you so much 💋✨
Short notes from fans
BABYMONSTER fan notes
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