Verbal Jint

Verbal Jint - 그것이알고싶다 (album cover)

Verbal Jint releases single ‘그것이알고싶다’

Verbal Jint has released the single ‘그것이알고싶다(I Want to Know That).

In the title track ‘그것이알고싶다 (Feat. Car, The Garden)’, the rapper expresses that he wants to know why it took Park Geun-hye seven hours to make a public appearance during the Sewol Ferry disaster. The other track of the single, ‘OGinmydream‘ is about an OG appearing in Verbal Jint‘s dream, telling him to learn from his past mistakes and change his life.

Track List & Credits:
  1. OGinmydream
    Produced by Verbal Jint, DellyBoi
    Composed by Verbal Jint, DellyBoi
    Lyrics by Verbal Jint
    Arranged by Verbal Jint, DellyBoi
    Keyboards by DellyBoi, Verbal Jint
    Bass by DellyBoi
    Drums by DellyBoi
    Vocals by Kim Jintae
    Recorded by Noh Heechul at Limon Studio
    Mixed by DellyBoi at studio 2001
    Mastered by Kwon Namwoo at JFS Mastering
  2. 그것이알고싶다 (Feat. Car, the Garden) TITLE
    Produced by Verbal Jint, Kim Park Chella
    Composed by Verbal Jint, Kim Park Chella
    Lyrics by Verbal Jint
    Arranged by Verbal Jint, Kim Park Chella
    Keyboards by Verbal Jint
    Piano by Verbal Jint
    Organ by Kim Park Chella
    Strings by Kim Park Chella
    Guitars by Kim Park Chella, U-Turn
    Bass by Verbal Jint
    Drums by Kim Park Chella
    Vocals by Kim Jintae, Car, the Garden
    Chorus by Car, the Garden
    Recorded by Noh Heechul at Limon Studio, Kim Park Chella at Studio OM
    Mixed by Master Key at MasterPiece Studio
    Mastered by Kwon Namwoo at JFS Mastering
  3. 그것이알고싶다 (Instrumental)

Executive Producer: Rhymer a.k.a Mr. BIG Daddy for BRANDNEW MUSIC
Produced by Verbal Jint
Photo by Verbal Jint
Art Direction & Design: ONLY BUILT FOR
Presented by BRANDNEW MUSIC

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Source: Mnet

Verbal Jint - 추적 (The Chase) - 진실게임 (True or False) (album cover)

Verbal Jint releases digital single ‘The Chase / True or False’

Five weeks after admitting to drunk driving, Verbal Jint has released the single ‘추적 (The Chase) / 진실게임 (True or False)’.
Before the single was released, he posted on Instagram: Two tracks [are going to be released] tonight, they contain my remorse and resolutions, things I have to make clear.

Five weeks ago, he had posted the following message to which fans reacted supportingly:

Hello. I am sorry to be bringing you bad news. I confess to drunk driving four days ago near my home with a BAC of 0.067 %. It looks like I will get a license suspension for 100 days. It is clearly my fault and I am deeply reflecting on my irresponsible action of forgetting that drunk drivers are a potential threat. I cannot hide this fact and I do not think it should be kept hidden, so I am writing this, embarrassed. Once again, I am sorry for disappointing you.

Now, in the track ‘The Chase’, he directly addresses the incident:

The incident at that night in June near Sinseok Elementary School,
I am reflecting on it so don’t worry, it won’t happen again
Every night I think about the people that I could have killed

And in ‘True or False’ he further elaborates on his drinking problem:

I remember the text message my mother had sent me only a few days earlier,
telling me to be careful of what I do when I’m drunk.
“I only had three cans, I’m not drunk yet”
That’s false

 

Track List & Credits:
  1. 추적 (The Chase)
    Produced by Ca$hville
    Composed by Ca$hville
    Lyrics by Verbal Jint
    Arranged by Ca$hville
    All programming by Ca$hville
    Vocals by Verbal Jint
    Recorded by DJ Juice at STREETDREAM STUDIO
    Mixed by MasterKey at MasterPiece SoundLab
  2. 진실게임 (True or False)
    Produced by Verbal Jint
    Composed by Verbal Jint
    Lyrics by Verbal Jint
    Arranged by Verbal Jint
    Keyboard, bass & drums by Verbal Jint
    Vocals by Verbal Jint
    Recorded by DJ Juice at STREETDREAM STUDIO
    Mixed by Verbal Jint at Annie Dog Studio

Executively produced by Rhymer a.k.a Mr. BIG Daddy for BRANDNEW MUSIC
Produced by Verbal Jint
Recorded by DJ Juice at STREETDREAM STUDIO
Mixed by MasterKey at MasterPiece SoundLab & Verbal Jint at Annie Dog Studio
Mastered by MasterKey at MasterPiece SoundLab

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Source: Mnet

Rapper Car with San E

[Translators’ Notes] Rapper Car with San E – Part 1

The second season of AKATV‘s Rapper Car is here with the first special guest San E!

San E, who recently released the song ‘Sugar and Me‘ together with Raina, is surprised at his home by his newly appointed manager-for-a-day Kjun who then inspects his longtime friend’s place (both of them are in the crew Overclass). As they drive to the location of San E’s outdoor schedule that day, the two talk about how San E started out as a rapper and his diss track to Verbal Jint. San E also performs “the song of his life,” ‘산선생님(Teacher San).

Subtitle Credits Part 1

Translations, Timing, Edit: Lena
Translation Check: Nahae
Quality Check: Lena, Nahae

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Part 1

Make sure to click on ‘CC’ to activate the subtitles!

https://youtu.be/hxyY4APlS5Y

  1. Right in the beginning, when Kjun introduces “today’s guest” aka San E’s manager Hojoon Choi, the Korean on-screen texts read: “Isn’t he Kjun’s younger brother? Did San E gain weight? Is it Shindong? lol Show us San E!”
  2. When San E says, “I nearly flashed you,” the Korean on-screen text shows chilis. This is because the colloquial Korean term for ‘penis’ (i.e. dick) is literally ‘chili’ (고추, gochu).
  3. Kjun introduces himself as the manager, speaking formally, then suddenly switches back to colloquial speech, asking San E if he’s going to go out in those clothes. The two are actually the same age and have known each other for a long time, so it is natural that they speak colloquially, it is just funny how Kjun switches back and forth between speech levels however he feels is convenient.
  4. San E’s food” refers to his song ‘못 먹는 감 (Sour Grapes)‘ with Mad Clown. And yes, the fruit is actually a persimmon, not a grape, as the Korean title is literally “Inedible Persimmons.”
  5. What Every BODY is Saying‘ is a book by former FBI officer Joe Navarro and teaches about reading body language.
  6. When Kjun asks why the place has become so clean, the on-screen text stealthily adds: “… Has a woman been here?
  7. As Kjun opens the door for the stylists, the Korean on-screen text describes him as: He’s acting as if he’s in his own home.
  8. While paragliding, San E sings “Like An Airplane” which is a reference to the song ‘마치 비행기‘ with Juicy Candy and Gary.
  9. The phrase “San E over the mountain” can be read literally as “A mountain over a mountain,” since ‘산’ (san) means ‘mountain’ in Korean.
  10. At 2:41 when Kjun welcomes the stylists, you can see the pieces of paper with motivational texts on the wall in the entrance hall.
  11. The phrase “Let’s rip flesh and carve bones!” might sound a bit strange in English, simply understand it as a metaphor for working really, really hard.
  12. Kjun is described twice as an “intelligent anti(-fan)” (지능형 안티, jineunghyeong anti). The term refers to anti-fans that pretend to be fans who lack common sense and write insensitive comments. (Source)
  13. The line “Defeated San E” reads more literally “San E suffers one doubtful defeat.” The phrase ‘의문의 1패’ (uimunui hanpae) refers to an indirect defeat. In this case, Kjun says people dissed San E because they thought he studied fashion design yet couldn’t dress stylishly, but this shouldn’t bother San E since he never studied fashion design. Yet, it still means that he can’t dress well, resulting in his, indirect, loss.
  14. Kjun literally says “Apply it!” referring to Drunken Tiger’s ‘Monster (Korean Ver.)‘ which starts with the line: “Drunken Tiger Balm, apply the balm/ointment of music to the wounds of your hurt heart,” i.e. listen to Drunken Tiger’s music to heal your heartache.
  15. San E’s diss track to Verbal Jint is ‘재미쎄요’ (Having Fun?)Listen to it here. Amateur rapper San E uploaded the track on Hiphop Playa and Verbal Jint replied to it, acknowledging San E’s rap skills and later having him join Overclass. During the 2nd episode of HiphopLE’s talk concert with Verbal Jint, San E even performed the diss track live in front of VJ who had no clue it would happen (watch it here). (Source)
  16. Some notes on the lyrics of San E’s ‘산선생님’ (Teacher San) (only for the part performed in the video):
    1. “He was into cartoons” literally reads as “He sang ‘tondegirigiri'” which refers to the opening song of the anime ‘Time Travel Tondekeman’ which was very popular in Korea when it aired in the 90s.
    2. “Singing cartoon songs is what he did” – The line literally goes “chikichikichakachakacho, this is the crap he sang” referring to the opening song of the Korean animation ‘Fly! Superboard!’ (날아라 슈퍼보드, narara syupeobodeu).

 


Look forward to the next four episodes of Rapper Car with San E!
New episodes are uploaded every Friday at 10 AM KST, subtitles will then be added within the following seven to ten days.