Bad Idea Lyrics (English Translation) – SAY MY NAME

Bad Idea (English Translation) Lyrics Meaning

[Intro]
The intro shows someone questioning if others really know them. They feel like people assuming they understand who they are might be a mistake, and they playfully hint that it could be a bad idea to judge them so quickly.

[Verse 1]
This part talks about simple moments like folding an umbrella or watching a movie, but also feeling confused about oneself. The singer feels it’s hard even for them to fully get who they are and wonders how anyone could put a label on such a complicated person.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, the singer refuses to fit into a single category or choose sides. They don’t want to belong to restrictive molds and instead focus on being themselves every single day, no matter what others expect.

[Chorus]
The chorus emphasizes rejecting people who think they can easily understand someone. The singer refuses to follow society’s rules and standards, saying whatever feels right to them is valid. They embrace being different and call anyone trying to define them a “bad idea.”

[Post-Chorus]
This part celebrates freedom and self-expression. The singer confidently states they will define themselves, and anything considered “bad” by others is just part of who they truly are.

[Verse 2]
The verse talks about how a single picture or moment can’t capture a person completely. The singer says they are complex, full of energy, and always moving forward, showing their true self beyond what others might see at first glance.

[Pre-Chorus]
Here, the singer admits their feelings can be contradictory, like hating then liking something or crying then smiling. They recognize they don’t fully understand themselves, so nobody else can define them either, and they continue being their authentic self.

[Chorus]
The chorus repeats the idea that anyone claiming to understand them quickly is wrong. The singer throws away societal expectations and insists that being themselves is the right way, and anyone trying to judge them is making a bad idea.

[Post-Chorus]
This part reinforces the singer’s independence and freedom, showing determination to define themselves on their own terms, embracing what others might label as bad without feeling restricted.

[Bridge]
The bridge is about refusing judgment and prejudice. The singer makes it clear that others can’t fully know them and they won’t follow anyone else’s rules. They’ll live fully, make their own choices, and ignore people trying to cross boundaries. They choose neutrality instead of leaning to any side and fully embrace themselves, rejecting anyone who tries to confine or misjudge them.

[Chorus]
The chorus emphasizes again that anyone thinking they understand the singer easily is wrong. They refuse to be confined and assert their freedom, insisting that whatever they do is fine and anyone trying to judge them is making a bad idea.

[Post-Chorus]
This part continues celebrating independence, showing the singer confidently defining themselves. They accept everything about who they are, even what might be called bad, and refuse to be restricted by others’ opinions.

[Outro]
The outro repeats the idea of embracing one’s true self. The singer reminds that being different or going against others’ expectations is not wrong, and calling it bad is truly a bad idea.