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jellyous — ILLIT: meaning, key lines and pronunciation

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What does “jellyous” by ILLIT mean?

ILLIT’s “jellyous” is about a girl who gets jealous and flustered over a crush whose kindness she can't read. The title blends jelly with jealous, matching the sweet heart shapes and candy-like flavors of her daydreams, which cloud over with a sour red taste when she wonders if he treats everyone this way. She pushes her worries off to another day and tries to keep her heart light.

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Key lines

4 lines from the song in Korean, with how they sound and what they mean. The full line-by-line breakdown lives in the app.

너로 가득 찬 맘 super jellyous
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Romanization (as sung): neo·ro ga·deuk chan mam super jellyous

Meaning: My heart, filled with you, is super jealous

Words in this line
  • 너로neo·rowith you
  • 가득ga·deukfull
  • 찬chanfilled
  • 맘mamheart

Word for word: With-you fully filled heart super jellyous

Why it doesn't translate word for word: 너로 means 'with/by you', 가득 'fully', 찬 'filled': together they say 'my heart holds only you'. 맘 is the casual word for heart or mind. 'Jellyous' again plays on 'jealous', so the odd jelly image is really just jealousy.

밤새 달린 DM 끝에 너의 잠 확 깨는 메시지
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Romanization (as sung): bam·sae dal·lin DM kkeu·te neo·ui jam hwak kkae·neun me·si·ji

Meaning: After a night of DMs, a message that snaps you awake

Words in this line
  • 밤새bam·saeall night
  • 달린dal·linrun through
  • 끝에kkeu·teat the end
  • 너의neo·uiyour
  • 잠jamsleep
  • 확hwaksuddenly
  • 깨는kkae·neunwaking
  • 메시지me·si·jimessage

Word for word: All-night run DM at end your sleep suddenly waking message

Why it doesn't translate word for word: 달린 means 'running', but for chat it means 'ran on nonstop'. 끝에 is 'at the end', i.e. after the long chat. 확 깨는 is 'suddenly waking', and 잠 깨다 literally 'breaks sleep', so the message wakes you up instantly.

혹시나 이게 다 착각이면 어떡해?
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Romanization (as sung): hok·ssi·na i·ge da chak·kka·gi·myeo neo·tteo·kae?

Meaning: What if all this is just my misunderstanding?

Words in this line
  • 혹시나hok·ssi·nawhat if
  • 이게i·gethis
  • 다daall
  • 착각이면chak·kka·gi·myeoif misunderstanding
  • 어떡해?neo·tteo·kae?what do I do

Word for word: By chance this all, if misperception, how do I do?

Why it doesn't translate word for word: 혹시나 alone is 'by any chance', 착각 'misperception', 이면 'if it is'. 어떡해 is a contraction of 어떻게 해, 'what do I do?'. Together they form an anxious 'what if I imagined it all?'.

Hey hey hey 그런 건 불법인걸
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Romanization (as sung): Hey hey hey geu·reon geon bul·beo·bin·geol

Meaning: Hey, hey, hey, that kind of thing is illegal, you know.

Words in this line
  • 그런geu·reonthat kind of
  • 건geonthing (topic)
  • 불법인걸bul·beo·bin·geolis illegal, you know

Word for word: Hey hey hey that-kind-topic illegal-you-know.

Why it doesn't translate word for word: 그런 건 is 'that kind of thing' and 불법 is 'illegal', a legal word on its own. Together they make a joke that being this charming should be against the law. The -ㄴ걸 ending adds a 'you know' tone.

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Song vocabulary

Words from the song in Korean alphabetical order, with pronunciation and meaning.

WordSounds likeMeaning
고민은go·mi·neunworries
고백은go·bae·geunconfession
공감gong·gamempathy
궁금해gung·geum·haeI wonder
내게nae·geto me
내일nae·iltomorrow
내일로nae·il·loto tomorrow
내일의nae·i·ruiof tomorrow
달콤한dal·kom·hansweet
담아둬da·ma·dwokeep it
당겨진dang·gyeo·jinpulled
대폭발해dae·pok·ppa·raeblows up
똑같은ttok·kka·teunidentical
맘에ma·mein heart
망상mang·sangdelusion
맞지mat·jjiright?
이른i·reunearly
일요일엔i·ryo·i·renon Sunday

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Questions about “jellyous”

What is “jellyous” by ILLIT about?

ILLIT’s “jellyous” is about a girl who gets jealous and flustered over a crush whose kindness she can't read.

What does “너로 가득 찬 맘 super jellyous” mean in “jellyous”?

My heart, filled with you, is super jealous. 너로 means 'with/by you', 가득 'fully', 찬 'filled': together they say 'my heart holds only you'.

What does “밤새 달린 DM 끝에 너의 잠 확 깨는 메시지” mean in “jellyous”?

After a night of DMs, a message that snaps you awake. 달린 means 'running', but for chat it means 'ran on nonstop'.

How do you pronounce “혹시나 이게 다 착각이면 어떡해?”?

In the song it sounds roughly like “hok·ssi·na i·ge da chak·kka·gi·myeo neo·tteo·kae?”: that's how it's actually sung by ILLIT, not the textbook romanization.

Where can I see every line of “jellyous” explained?

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