Rainism

The song "Rainism" performed by Jungkook of BTS is a cover of the original song by Rain, a famous South Korean singer. The lyrics convey a sense of rebellion and the desire to break free from expectations, with the repeated line 'I'm gonna be a bad boy' serving as a mantra for the transformation the singer is undergoing. The term 'bad boy' here doesn't necessarily mean engaging in negative behavior, but rather embracing a more assertive and confident persona that goes against the grain.

The Korean lines in the song add depth to this theme of transformation. '나를 보는 시선들을 느껴' translates to 'I feel the gazes on me,' suggesting an awareness of how others perceive him. The phrase '피하려고 애를 써도 느껴지는 나의 rainism' can be interpreted as the singer's unique aura or style (rainism) being so palpable that it can't be ignored or avoided, even if one tries. This 'rainism' could be a metaphor for the influence or impact one has on others, which is inescapable and pervasive like rain.

The song's chorus, 'I make it rainism the rainism,' implies that the singer is not only aware of his effect but is actively cultivating it. The line '넌 이제 빠져 버렸어' which means 'Now you're completely captivated,' suggests that the audience or the subject of the song is entranced by this transformation. The repetition of the desire to be 'crazy now' reinforces the idea of embracing a wilder, more uninhibited side. Overall, "Rainism" is about self-empowerment, breaking free from constraints, and owning one's identity and influence.