I like all the songs on the album, so I don’t know which one to favor ㅋ If I had to pick just one, I’d choose super in love.
What happened
ILLIT performs “MORE” at Yonsei University in a full-stage recording.
In the Korean comments
One commenter points to the opening “more more,” saying it sounds like “angry, angry” in Korean and that the voice cuts through like a hip-hop hook. Another says “MORE” is their personal favorite but that they are limiting how often they play it for streaming-rank purposes, listening to “I’ll Arrest You” most and “POP” next.
What the words mean
“말아주다” (marajuda, literally “roll or mix something up and serve it”) is playful fandom slang here. In the comment thanking ILLIT for “serving us ‘MORE,’” it means performing or delivering the song fans wanted, in a casual and appreciative register.
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I like all the songs on the album, so I don’t know which one to favor ㅋ If I had to pick just one, I’d choose super in love.
Of all the songs on this album, I like More the most..
In the opening part, during “more more hwa-na hwa-na,” I realized it was Iroha singing. Her voice sounds kind of hip—or should I say, like she’s doing a hip-hop hook? It really jumps out at you.
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are saying 'More' is super addictive.
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