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“Dingga-dingga” is an onomatopoeia (word that directly spells out a sound) that resembles the guitar strumming sound.
In Korean it holds the imagery of someone spending time goofing around and not doing work, often associated with “the Ant and the Grasshopper”Aesop's fable
In Korean it holds the imagery of someone spending time goofing around and not doing work, often associated with “the Ant and the Grasshopper”Aesop's fable
The 청개구리 (tree frog) mentioned in Moonbyul’s rap is reference to the Korean folktale about a baby frog who chooses to only do the opposite of whatever his mother tells him to do.
So in this case... [cont.]
So in this case... [cont.]
So in this case Moonbyul knows she needs more sunlight (vitamin D) and the weather is perfect outside, but chooses to be a homebody and stay inside 
“Vitamin D” 
