Pierrot

LE SSERAFIM's song 'Pierrot' is a vibrant anthem celebrating freedom, individuality, and the joy of living in the moment. The lyrics convey a sense of breaking free from societal expectations and the monotony of daily life. The repeated phrase '몰라, 이제 계획 따윈 영' (I don't know, plans are zero now) signifies a deliberate choice to abandon rigid plans and embrace spontaneity. This theme is further emphasized by the line '우린 그냥 do it 'cause it’s fun' (We just do it because it's fun), highlighting the importance of enjoying life without overthinking.

The song also references the pressures of conforming to societal norms, as seen in the lines 'Good girl, 인형이 되렴' (Good girl, become a doll) and '속이 텅 빈 풍선 같던 word' (Words like an empty balloon). These lines critique the expectation for women to be passive and perfect, like dolls or empty vessels. Instead, LE SSERAFIM encourages listeners to 'blow it up, 불어, make it pop' (blow it up, make it pop), symbolizing the act of breaking free from these constraints and expressing one's true self.

Cultural references to iconic female artists like 김완선 (Kim Wan-sun) and 엄정화 (Uhm Jung-hwa) further underscore the song's message of empowerment. By mentioning these trailblazing women, LE SSERAFIM aligns themselves with a legacy of strong, independent female artists who have challenged norms and paved the way for future generations. The call to 'burn your fire, do it now-now-now' and '미친 척 길에 노래 불러, 라라라' (sing like crazy in the street, la la la) encapsulates the song's spirit of fearless self-expression and living life to the fullest.