it's a League of Legends collab, likely on Apple Music under "K/DA
- 100: K/DA features (G)I-DLE's Soyeon + Miyeon
Where "POP/STARS" was about arrival, "100" from the 2020 ALL OUT EP is about staying — the sustained aggression of someone who refuses to be moved. Production-wise it builds on a darker, more streetwear-coded aesthetic than its predecessor: trap percussion, distorted bass tones, and a mix that privileges low-end menace over cinematic swell. The contrast between Soyeon and Miyeon is deployed with surgical intent — Soyeon's verse arrives like compressed fury, syllables packed and expelled with a precision that makes her one of the most technically specific rappers in contemporary K-pop; Miyeon's hook is the release valve, melodic and bright against the surrounding grit, transforming tension into something almost painfully catchy. Lyrically "100" operates in a space of competitive self-assurance, the narrative of artists who have already measured the competition and found it wanting. The League of Legends branding gives it esports-specific context but the track's emotional logic — ruthless confidence as its own aesthetic statement — functions entirely independently. It suits competitive gaming sessions, gym circuits, or any environment that benefits from controlled aggression delivered at a high technical standard.
fast
2020s
dark, gritty, menacing
South Korea / United States
K-Pop, Hip-Hop. Dark pop / trap. Dominant, Fierce. Opens with compressed fury, uses melodic hook as brief release valve before returning to sustained, ruthless self-assurance. energy 9. fast. danceability 7. valence 7. vocals: technically precise, syllabically dense, melodic contrast, controlled, furious. production: trap percussion, distorted bass, low-end menace, streetwear-coded aesthetic. texture: dark, gritty, menacing. acousticness 1. era: 2020s. South Korea / United States. Competitive gaming session, gym circuit, any environment that benefits from controlled aggression at high technical standard.