POLAROID

In their song 'POLAROID,' (G)I-DLE delves into the theme of cherishing fleeting moments and the importance of preserving memories. The lyrics revolve around the metaphor of a Polaroid photograph, symbolizing the desire to capture and hold onto precious times that might otherwise slip away. The act of taking a Polaroid picture is portrayed as a way to freeze a moment in time, ensuring that it remains vivid and unforgettable.

The song reflects on the rapid passage of time and the pressures of growing up, as highlighted in the lines 'A lot of people want us to grow up' and '시간은 참 빨라만 가는데' (Time goes by so fast). Despite these pressures, the song emphasizes the importance of finding joy and pleasure in the present. The repeated refrain 'Let’s make a funny face' suggests a lighthearted approach to life, encouraging listeners to embrace happiness and laughter even in the face of challenges.

'POLAROID' also touches on the idea of looking back and reflecting on past experiences. The lyrics 'Sometimes I think we can look back' and '잠깐 쉬어가자 우리' (Let's take a break) suggest that taking a moment to pause and reminisce can be a source of comfort and happiness. The song encourages listeners to keep these memories alive, as they serve as a reminder of the smiles and joy that have been part of their journey. Ultimately, 'POLAROID' is a celebration of the small, joyful moments that make life meaningful, urging us to capture and cherish them before they fade away.