BLAME IT ON ME

TWICE's song 'BLAME IT ON ME' delves into the theme of irresistible attraction and the magnetic pull one person can have over another. The lyrics describe a powerful, almost hypnotic connection that deepens over time, making it impossible for the other person to resist. The song opens with vivid imagery of being drawn in intensely and deeply, suggesting a sense of inevitability and enchantment. The repeated phrase 'We'd be wonderful together' underscores the mutual recognition of this powerful bond.

The chorus emphasizes the idea that the allure and charm of the singer are so potent that the other person is completely captivated, to the point of losing control. The lyrics 'You've fallen for me' and 'You can't escape' highlight the inescapable nature of this attraction. The singer acknowledges their own charm and appeal but refuses to take responsibility for the other person's feelings, as seen in the lines '내게 책임들을 묻지 마 / 이건 내 탓이 아냐' (Don't blame it on me, it's not my fault). This suggests a sense of self-awareness and confidence in their own allure, while also placing the onus of the emotional response on the other person.

The song's bridge and repeated refrains reinforce the idea of an overwhelming, almost intoxicating charm that leaves the other person unable to think clearly. The lyrics 'Gestures, aura, and my charms / 온종일 정신 못 차리지' (Gestures, aura, and my charms / You can't keep your mind straight all day) encapsulate this sentiment perfectly. The repeated plea 'Don't blame it on me' serves as a reminder that the singer's magnetic presence is not something they can control, and thus, they should not be held accountable for the other person's infatuation. This blend of confidence, allure, and a touch of defiance makes 'BLAME IT ON ME' a captivating exploration of the dynamics of attraction and responsibility.