Repeatedly questions others' thoughts but immediately dismisses their opinions.
Strong language emphasizing indifference toward others’ negative views.
Success and Achievement:
Discusses personal success, mentioning things like bank account balance, big house, car, and ring.
Mentions achievements like reaching Billboard no. 1 and aiming for a Grammy.
Independence and Self-Reliance:
Claims success is self-made and unrelated to others' failures.
Insists that one's downfall is their own responsibility.
Declares readiness to face mandatory military service independently.
Criticism of Others:
Critiques those who flaunt their wealth and those privileged by media exposure.
Expresses disdain for people undermining idol music.
Targets those who try to ride on their fame.
Notable Quotes
Regarding Criticism:
“Sorry but I don’t fucking give a shit.”
“I don’t care about a rice grain that once stuck on me."
"What do you think? Whatever you think, sorry but I don't fucking give a shit."
On Success and Wealth:
“The ten zeros in my bank account is the money holding my youth as a collateral.”
“I got a big house, big car, big ring. Bring anything, I’ll give you my black card.”
On Media and Public Perception:
“Those assholes privileged by the media get on the broadcast more than me.”
“I don’t give a fuck at those who say idol music isn’t music.”
Tone and Language
Defiant and Confrontational:
Uses strong, explicit language.
Confident and unapologetic demeanor.
Emotion:
Expresses frustration and defiance.
A sense of pride in personal achievements.
Summary
The piece centers on themes of personal success, defiance against critics, and a strong sense of independence. It dismisses negative opinions, emphasizes achievements, critiques the misuse of fame by others, and defends idol music. The use of explicit language enhances the confrontational tone.