TWIT

Hwa Sa's song 'TWIT' delves into the complexities of a toxic relationship, where one partner feels suffocated and unappreciated. The repeated use of the word 'twit' serves as a derogatory term, highlighting the frustration and disappointment the singer feels towards their partner. The lyrics 'I do not like it, nobody like it' emphasize a universal disdain for the behavior exhibited by the partner, suggesting that their actions are not only hurtful but also socially unacceptable.

The song explores the emotional turmoil of being in a relationship where one person is overly dependent and oblivious to the needs of the other. Lines like 'You make me loyal, you make me hero, you make me genius' indicate that the partner's actions have a significant impact on the singer's self-perception. However, this is juxtaposed with the fear that the partner's happiness is solely dependent on the singer, leading to a sense of isolation and loneliness. The phrase 'neomu weroweo boyeo' (I look so lonely) encapsulates this feeling of emotional solitude.

Hwa Sa also touches on the theme of self-awareness and the realization that the relationship is detrimental. The lyrics 'I make you patient, I make you puppy, I make you hungry' suggest that the singer acknowledges their role in enabling the partner's behavior. However, there is a clear desire to break free from this cycle, as indicated by 'naega neutteorado gidariji ma' (don't wait for me even if I'm late). The song ultimately serves as a powerful anthem for recognizing one's worth and the importance of leaving toxic relationships behind.