The deepest K-Pop song ever written
Released Feb 13, 2017. Widely believed to reference the 2014 Sewol ferry disaster that killed 304 people, mostly high school students.
In Korean, bogoshipda carries deep emotional weight - longing for someone who cannot return.
The MV references Le Guin's story about a perfect city built on one child's suffering. Can we accept happiness built on others' pain?
The longest charting song in K-Pop history. Returns to #1 every April 16th, the Sewol anniversary.