That That Lyrics
[Intro: PSY]
2022
PSY coming back
(이리 오너라)
[Verse 1: PSY]
Long time no see, huh?
오래간만이지, huh?
우리 다시 웃고 울고
지지고 볶고, let's get loco
Pandemic's over, uh
그래 기분이 오져, uh
다시 그분이 오죠, uh
Everybody say
[Refrain: PSY]
뻑적지근해
걸쩍지근해
시끌벅적거리네
너무 좋아 북적거리네
동서남북, ayy
강남강북, ayy
싹 다 모여
Throw your hands in the air
I say "yeah"
Can you feel it?
Can you feel it?
Woah-yeah
Woah-oh
Can you feel it?
Can you feel it?
Woah-yeah
Ah!
[Chorus: PSY]
준비하시고 (Go), 쏘세요 (Oh)
That, that, I like that (Like that)
기분 좋아, babe (Babe)
흔들어 좌 우 위 아래로 (Sing it)
One, two, three to the four (Sing it)
[Post-Chorus: PSY]
That, that, I like that
That, that, I like that, babe
That, that, I like that
It's like that, that, yo
That, that, I like that
That, that, I like that, babe
That, that, I like that
It's like that
야 내가 뭐 하는 사람인지 까먹었지?
(That, that, I like that)
Like that
시간이 지나도 변함없이
(That, that, I like that)
Like that
I don't care, I don't care that I like that
(That, that, I like that)
Like that
내가 바라보고 바라왔던 사람들아
모두 다 ready, set, go
되려 늘어난 맷집 때리던 분이 불편하겠지
너네 바람대로 망할 거라 고사 지낸
사람들을 모아다가 가볍게 때찌
적당히 하라고, oh-oh-oh
그냥 닥치고 다 같이 놀아보자고, oh-oh-oh
민윤기와 박재상
[Pre-Chorus: PSY, SUGA & Both]
Can you feel it?
Can you feel it?
Woah-yeah
Woah-oh
Can you feel it?
Can you feel it?
Woah-yeah
Ah!
준비하시고 (Go), 쏘세요 (Oh)
That, that, I like that (Like that)
기분 좋아, babe (Babe)
흔들어 좌 우 위 아래로 (Sing it)
One, two, three to the four (Sing it)
[Post-Chorus: PSY]
That, that, I like that
That, that, I like that, babe
That, that, I like that
It's like that, that, yo
That, that, I like that
That, that, I like that, babe
That, that, I like that
It's like that, that, yo
[Outro: Both, SUGA & PSY]
Do what you wanna (Ah-yeah-yeah)
Say what you wanna (Ah-yeah-yeah)
Do what you wanna (Say what?)
That, that, I like that, babe
Do what you wanna (Ah-yeah-yeah)
Say what you wanna (Ah-yeah-yeah)
Do what you wanna (Say what?)
That, that, I like that, babe
That, that, I like that
About
“That That” marks the first collaboration between South Korean soloist, PSY and BTS’s SUGA. The track continues the fun and collaborative energy from PSY’s 9th full album after his 5 year hiatus, PSY 9TH.
On “That That” an electronic dance-pop rhythm is accompanied by lyrics that describe the excitement of people who’ve now finally gotten the chance to party the most they ever can.
Inside the production of the music video, the video portrays a vintage cowboy setting, where Suga and PSY are enemies. Interestingly, PSY also brings back his outfit from “강남스타일 (Gangnam Style)” where he comes out of a blue car and is then seen fighting with Suga one again.
Q&A
Find answers to frequently asked questions about the song and explore its deeper meaning
When meeting younger artists, I don’t want to make them feel uncomfortable, I don’t want to be someone who’s hard to approach. I think about this quite a bit. He wasn’t just my junior in the business, but also he truly feels like a friend. It was hard to feel any age gap. If he thinks of me as a bestie, that’s great for me. How much younger does that make me?
We have a saying in the K-Pop industry. If the song is meant to be a hit, it’s made in a “jiff.” It was a jiff I haven’t experienced in a long time. I wrote my part and sent it to SUGA, and SUGA took it. And just like table tennis, we went back and forth with ease. We really hit it off.
—PSY via P Nation
At first, because he’s many years my senior and someone who’s so well-respected in the business, I was quite nervous. It felt like working with a childhood friend, so it made the songwriting process that much more fun. We become besties in a way.
We really made this song in a jiff. We made the guide vocals, and with it I edited, then I wrote my verse. And the writing process was super speedy.
—SUGA via P Nation
At first I just wanted to give the song to him, but he had a few requests, so I redid the arrangement and that was the beat you hear today. That process of back-and-forth was really fun. At first I decided I would just play it for him, and if he didn’t like it, I’d just let it go, but PSY said that he had been working on music for 22 years and now he needed some young blood, and said he wanted to do the song. I think we both found the experience fun. No matter how hard he tried to keep his style out of it, the parts he wrote have his fingerprints all over them. (laughs) I wrote the verses and the hook that goes, “that that I like that,” which feels typical of my style, and then I put in a rap part for the people who are going to listen to the song since it’s been two years since I released D-2. Because I wanted to give them something that sounded similar to my mixtapes. But the melody that PSY wrote was just a straight-up PSY song. (laughs) We divided up the labor and wrote separately, but I learned a lot from him. It was an entirely different production experience for me; there was something about his attitude when making music that resonated with me.
—SUGA via Weverse Magazine
