봄이 좋냐

"봄이 좋냐??" is 10CM at its most gleefully sour, a spring song written explicitly against spring songs. The arrangement is bright and bouncy — strummed acoustic, a skipping drum pattern, handclaps and a brass-adjacent lift in the chorus — and every one of those sunny choices is in service of a lyric that curses couples for existing. Kwon Jung-yeol delivers it deadpan, that nasal tenor sharpening into something almost sneering, then cracking into falsetto at the punchline moments so the venom stays comic rather than bitter. The double question marks in the title do real work: it's not a question, it's an accusation aimed at everyone holding hands under the cherry blossoms. Emotionally the song is honest about a feeling Korean pop usually sands off — that the most romantic season of the year is unbearable when you're alone in it — and the joy of listening comes from hearing that resentment sung in a major key. It reliably re-charts every April on Korean streaming services, a seasonal ritual of collective spite. Perfect for a solo walk past Yeouido during blossom season, headphones in, silently agreeing.