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's been hurt, felt like he was disregarded, that he'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'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's arms and doesn'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 ++

he's sorry, that he loves him too so much that it hurts, that it'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's parents actually met backstage, engaging in small talk, wherein K finally told his father, "Dad, we're dating."

In which his father++

responds, "FINALLY!" And everyone laughed. Finally they were happy. Both of them couldn't move on from that magical night, how they both conveyed their bare feelings. It was painful yet beautiful. And everything was worth it.

Thank you for listening to my TedTalk.