: Esther Yu appeared as the Youth Tutor (or Youth Assistant) to guide the male trainees.
of her teaching the "Gwalla" dance to the male trainees
While the song sounds upbeat and cute, Esther Yu has explained its deeper feminist message in interviews and on social media: : Esther Yu appeared as the Youth Tutor
: The song title "Gwalla" is a play on the Chinese phrase guai la (乖啦), which means "be good" or "be obedient". 💡 Deep Meaning of "Gwalla"
🎯 : Esther Yu was previously a contestant herself on Youth With You Season 2 , where she placed 2nd and debuted in the project girl group THE9 . If you'd like to dive deeper into this, I can find: The full English translated lyrics of "Gwalla" If you'd like to dive deeper into this,
: Her stage performance of "Gwalla" on iQIYI became a major highlight for its catchy "Aegyo" (cute) style and high energy.
: The lyrics include lines like "Do what I want what I wanna do" and "Bad bad boy, don't treat me like a fool," emphasizing self-confidence and independence. 🌟 Key Context
This post refers to a viral performance by (Yu Shuxin) of her solo song "Gwalla" (乖啦) during the 2021 Chinese idol survival show, Youth With You Season 3 . 🌟 Key Context