Release Date
September 11, 2013
Genre
Hip-hop
Composers / Lyricists
Pdogg, hitman bang, RM, SUGA, Supreme Boi
About the Song
《N.O (Originally Performed by BTS 방탄소년단) [Karaoke Version]》 is a karaoke-style release by Karaoke K-Pop Bar, associated with O!RUL8,2? and later connected to Proof through its reference to the original BTS track. Framed around one of BTS’s most outspoken early songs, this version preserves the dramatic intensity and rebellious edge of the original while offering listeners a way to sing along more directly. As a karaoke interpretation of a fan-favorite anthem, 《N.O (Originally Performed by BTS 방탄소년단) [Karaoke Version]》 works best for listeners who want to revisit the song in a more participatory way while still holding on to the spirit and urgency that made the original so memorable.
[FULL LYRICS – ROMANIZATION & ENGLISH ONLY]
in se-oul to the SKY, bu-mo-ni-meun jeong-mal HAENG-BOK-hae-jil-kka?
in seoul to the SKY, will parents really become HAPPY?
hak-gyo-wa jip a-ni-myeon pi-ssi-bang-i da-in CHET-BA-KWI
ga-teun sam-deu-reul sal-myeo IL-DEUNG-eul gang-yo
bat-neun hak-saeng-eun kkum-gwa hyeon-sil sa-i-ui I-JUNG-GAN-CHEOB
a TREADMILL that is just school, home, or the pc cafe
living the same lives and being FORCED to be NUMBER ONE
students are DOUBLE AGENTS between dreams and reality
IL-DEUNG-i a-ni-myeon NA-GO-ro gu-bun
jit-ge man-deun geon teu-re ga-dun geon
EO-REUN-i-ran geol swip-ge su-geung
hal-su-bak-ke dan-sun-ha-ge saeng-gak-hae-do YA-GYUK-GANG-SIK a-rae
chi-nan chin-gu-do balp-go ol-la-seo-ge man-deun ge
nu-gu-ra saeng-gak-hae WHAT?
classifying us as DROP-OUTS if we aren’t first place
the ones who made it that way, who trapped us in a frame
easily accepting that it’s the ADULTS
even simple thinking leads to the law of the JUNGLE
making us step on even close friends to climb up
who do you think it is, WHAT?
jo-geum deo CHAM-eu-ra-go na-jung-e ha-ra-go
to ENDURE a little more, to do it LATER
deo-neun NA-JUNG-i-ran mal-lo an-dwae
deo-neun nam-ui kkum-e GAT-HYEO sal-ji ma
we roll (we roll) we roll (we roll) we roll
“LATER” doesn’t work anymore
don’t live TRAPPED in someone else’s dream
we roll (we roll) we roll (we roll) we roll
jeong-mal JI-GEUM-i a-ni-myeon an-dwae
a-jik a-mu-geot-do hae-bon ge eop-jan-ha
we roll (we roll) we roll (we roll) we roll
everybody say NO!
it really has to be NOW
you haven’t even tried anything yet
we roll (we roll) we roll (we roll) we roll
everybody say NO!
in se-oul to the SKY, bu-mo-ni-meun jeong-mal HAENG-BOK-hae-jil-kka?
in seoul to the SKY, will parents really become HAPPY?
make money good money beol-sseo PPI-TTAK-HAN si-seon
mag-yeon-ham-ppun-in tong-jang, nae bul-haeng-eun HAN-DO-CHO-GWA-ji
gong-bu-ha-neun HAN-SUM GONG-JANG, gye-sok-doe-neun dol-lyeo-mak-gi
make money good money, already a CROOKED gaze
a bank account full of vagueness, my unhappiness is OVER THE LIMIT
a SIGH FACTORY of studying, continuous debt shuffling
bu-ne neom-chi-ge haeng-bok-han geo-rae
geu-reom i-reo-ge-do BUL-HAENG-HAN na-neun mwon-de
gong-bu oe-en DAE-HWA-JU-JE-ga eop-seo
bak-ken na ga-teun ae-ga neom-chyeo ttog-ga-teun KKOK-DU-GAK-SI in-saeng
do-de-che nu-ga CHAE-GIM-jyeo-jwo?
that you’re happy beyond your means
then what about me, who is so UNHAPPY?
there’s no conversation topic other than STUDYING
outside is full of kids like me, the same PUPPET life
who on earth will take RESPONSIBILITY?
jo-geum deo CHAM-eu-ra-go na-jung-e ha-ra-go
to ENDURE a little more, to do it LATER
deo-neun NA-JUNG-i-ran mal-lo an-dwae
deo-neun nam-ui kkum-e GAT-HYEO sal-ji ma
we roll (we roll) we roll (we roll) we roll
“LATER” doesn’t work anymore
don’t live TRAPPED in someone else’s dream
we roll (we roll) we roll (we roll) we roll
jeong-mal JI-GEUM-i a-ni-myeon an-dwae
a-jik a-mu-geot-do hae-bon ge eop-jan-ha
we roll (we roll) we roll (we roll) we roll
everybody say NO!
it really has to be NOW
you haven’t even tried anything yet
we roll (we roll) we roll (we roll) we roll
everybody say NO!
everybody say NO!
everybody say NO!
everybody say NO!
The song addresses the societal pressure that turns students into “studying machines” and forces them to sacrifice their present happiness for an uncertain future. It encourages the youth to refuse predetermined paths and take control of their own dreams by boldly saying “No” to the oppressive educational system and parental expectations.


























