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What if K wrote this rap as a way to let out his last words to S before they finally be in a relationship? He wanted to tell S that he& #39;s been hurt, felt like he was disregarded, that he& #39;ll love K, he should remember their past ++
S should know how much K cried, how much he felt invisible. That after they finally confess to each other, K was confused because he really thought S didn& #39;t feel the same. When in fact, S was the one who fell first. K was the first one to hurt him, and in the midst of ++
all the misunerstandings, they end up hurting each other. S tries to find solace in aother person& #39;s arms and doesn& #39;t succeed, and K is just there at the sidelines, supporting him even though it hurts.
What if S was singing the song as a way to tell him ++
What if S was singing the song as a way to tell him ++
he& #39;s sorry, that he loves him too so much that it hurts, that it& #39;s okay now, they can be together now. K decided to let all his feelings out in the open, in order to start anew. To accept bothbof their feelings and finally make progress in their relationship.++
They finally stop going in circles. Everybody close to them can feel the big change after the show. Unbeknownst to everyone, K and S& #39;s parents actually met backstage, engaging in small talk, wherein K finally told his father, "Dad, we& #39;re dating."
In which his father++
In which his father++
responds, "FINALLY!" And everyone laughed. Finally they were happy. Both of them couldn& #39;t move on from that magical night, how they both conveyed their bare feelings. It was painful yet beautiful. And everything was worth it.
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