Like OOH-AHH (Japanese Version)

TWICE's 'Like OOH-AHH (Japanese Version)' is a vibrant and catchy song that delves into the complexities of seeking genuine love amidst superficial attractions. The lyrics express a sense of frustration and longing as the protagonist navigates through a world where she is constantly noticed and admired, yet remains unfulfilled by the attention she receives. The repeated phrase 'Ooh ahh ooh ahh' symbolizes the excitement and anticipation of finding true love, contrasting with the superficiality she often encounters.

The song's protagonist is aware of her allure and the attention she garners, likening her presence to walking on a red carpet. Despite this, she remains uninterested in shallow advances and is determined to find someone who can introduce her to new experiences and emotions. The lyrics '知らない世界 教えてくれる人' (someone who can show me an unknown world) and 'I just wanna fall in love' highlight her desire for a deep, meaningful connection rather than fleeting admiration.

The chorus emphasizes the protagonist's readiness to be found by the right person, but she is also cautious and discerning. She warns potential suitors that she is not easily won over, as seen in the lines 'Let me see how you gon' treat me / I ain't no easy / Better think about it twice.' This reflects her self-respect and the high standards she holds for a genuine relationship. The song ultimately conveys a message of self-worth and the pursuit of authentic love, encouraging listeners to seek meaningful connections rather than settling for superficial ones.