찍찍찍 (Zip Zip Zip) Lyrics Ganlyrics

찍찍찍 (Zip Zip Zip) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
In the intro, the repetitive “do-do-don’t” feels like a rhythmic warning, setting the tone for the song. The phrase “eyes don’t count, put it on, put in city” suggests ignoring what others think or see and just going for it, unapologetically. It’s about not letting outside judgment influence you. The phrase “don’t put in city” could mean keeping your focus on yourself and your own path, no matter what’s happening around you.

[Verse 1]
Here, DXMON is showing confidence and setting boundaries. They’re “all in” and ready to go, telling distractions to stay far away. “Drawing the line” means they’re not letting anyone cross their limits or interfere. “Kill ’em” is a bold declaration of standing strong against those who try. Telling others to “zip, zip, zip” or be quiet shows DXMON’s determination to stay in control and have others follow their lead.

[Pre-Chorus]
DXMON talks about intentionally walking down paths that might seem “wrong” to others, but they don’t care and embrace their rebellious, crooked nature. They find excitement in breaking away from anything predictable or “fixed.” Smashing through traditional molds or boxes (“green light”) is their way of feeling alive. They know what thrills them and leap past any limitations. Simple words can’t describe them; they’re beyond explanation and just want to follow their own desires.

[Chorus]
The chorus focuses on self-expression and individuality. The “chain round my neck” symbolizes DXMON’s bold style and confidence. They’re walking their own path, blocking out unnecessary noise with “zip, zip, zip,” which means ignoring irrelevant opinions. Even if others judge, they shine brightly in their own unique way, embracing their “freak” side. They can’t stop being themselves, no matter how “crazy” or different they might seem.

[Post-Chorus]
DXMON bluntly tells listeners to “zip it up,” which means to stay quiet if they don’t get the message. It’s all about confidence and dismissing negative opinions.

[Verse 2]
DXMON continues to push back against doubters, likening them to being at the bottom, where they belong. Crushing them “like a wrestler” shows their strength. They proudly define their own type of success and announce that their sound is spreading through the city. With “찍찍찍,” they’re slashing away dull thoughts and prejudices, crushing narrow-minded views as they rise above it all, leaving negativity behind.

[Pre-Chorus]
This pre-chorus echoes the earlier one, where DXMON walks their own path, even if others think it’s wrong. They break away from anything predetermined or boring, smashing through the rigid ideas and structures society imposes, symbolized by the “green light” breaking the box.

[Chorus]
Once again, the chorus reinforces DXMON’s confidence and individuality. The “chain round my neck” remains a symbol of their self-assuredness, and “zip, zip, zip” represents the silencing of unwanted chatter. They keep shining in the moonlight, despite what anyone says, fully embracing their quirky, unapologetic self and staying unstoppable in their journey.

[Post-Chorus]
A brief reminder from DXMON: if you get the message, then be quiet and watch. They’re in control here.

[Bridge]
DXMON talks about evolving and constantly creating a new version of themselves, where they feel more authentic and true to who they are. This growth is “limitless,” meaning they can’t be defined or boxed in. They confidently tell the world to watch as they continue on their journey, ready to surprise and impress.

[Chorus]
The final chorus drives home the message of self-confidence and defiance. With the “chain round my neck,” DXMON keeps moving forward, blocking out any useless noise. They proudly walk their own path, shining even when judged or misunderstood. Their “freak” nature and uniqueness drive them, and they won’t stop, no matter what challenges come their way. They fully embrace their own chaos, ready to keep going.

[Post-Chorus]
DXMON ends with the ultimate declaration: they’re playing by their own rules, doing things their way, no matter what.