QUEEN

TWICE's song 'QUEEN' is a powerful anthem that encourages self-acceptance and authenticity. The lyrics emphasize the importance of recognizing one's worth and embracing one's true self, free from societal expectations and pressures. The repeated phrase 'You’re a queen' serves as a reminder that every individual has inherent value and should be celebrated for who they truly are.

The song critiques the repetitive and often superficial nature of daily life, where people feel compelled to conform to certain roles and expectations. Lines like '매일 똑같은 장면들이 반복해' (Every day the same scenes repeat) and '정해진 대사에 You don’t look like yourself' (In the set lines, you don’t look like yourself) highlight the monotony and lack of authenticity that can pervade one's life. TWICE urges listeners to break free from these constraints and to stop pretending or exaggerating their actions just to fit in.

'QUEEN' also touches on the idea of living without a predetermined script, embracing spontaneity and genuine emotions. The lyrics '짜여진 각본 없이 어떠지로 꿈이 없이 for real' (Without a set script, without any dreams, for real) suggest that true fulfillment comes from living authentically and not adhering to a rigid plan. The song's message is clear: regardless of what others say, one's true self is worthy of admiration and respect. By shedding the 'drama' and embracing their true selves, listeners can step into their own 'true scene' and shine brightly as the queens they are.