Jaurim is performing in Japan tomorrow.tw

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There is a Japanese person who got tricked because Jaurim covered STAYC on their YouTube channel in July lol
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The songs I recommended to that Japanese person at the time are as follows. - Translation style
## About Jaurim
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From their second studio album, both title tracks and B-sides have musically represented them. At that time, Korea was changing as mobile phones and the internet were being distributed, and there was even a fin de siècle atmosphere. Jaurim was one of the pioneers who captured that mood.
- 1998: sorry i hate you:
- 1998: lovers 3/3:
* Frontwoman "Kim Yuna" composes most of the songs they perform, and these songs express her feelings toward the band.
- 2004: truth:
* A personal song by "Kim Yuna," written to comfort her younger sibling.
- 2010: going home:
* An OST that first introduced Jaurim to the public; it faced allegations of plagiarizing JUDY AND MARY's “Lolita A‑Go‑Go.” It was noted that plagiarism of Japanese songs was very prevalent in the Korean music industry at that time.
- 1997:
* The title track of Jaurim's first studio album was banned from broadcasting due to its lyrics, and the song promoted instead implied necrophilia.
- 1997:
- 1997:
Singers who covered STAYC songs: Singers who covered STAYC songs - Until July 2026 memorobot channel USER STAYC's songs, which emphasize melody, are good to cover.
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