baby, we need a metronome.

Its a really heartbreaking news for South Korea.

South Korea has helped Malaysia by looking for MH370 for weeks. Now its time for us to help them.

This is not a reminder for Malaysians only but for all of the people all around the world. Please, it wont take time, in fact, it takes only less then five minutes to pray for south korea. Many lives have died and missing. Please pray for them as human beings.

#PrayForSouthKorea 대한민국

[TRANS] Naver Music ; Interview with Jay Park, Simon D and Gray

cr: @maybeejay

Q: What is the song Metronome about? Please give us a brief introduction. Gray; Metromone is an equipment for keeping time. We can hit the beat accurately with a metronome while playing instruments, like that, it means it lessens the gaps between man and woman. Jay Park; In plain language, metronome is an equipment for keeping time. The song says when man and woman are off-beat and missing each other, they need a metronome. I sang, Gray composed and featured, and Simon D rapped to improve the degree of the completion. Simon D; This song is the first official output after my joining in AOMG, so it’s very meaningful and I made it without any greed , but I started to get greedy. I hope many people listen to it. Q: How come Simon D and Gray to do featuring? Gray; First, it was natural for me because I made it. I think it was prepared just for me. Jay Park; Without Gray hyung, I thought the song couldn’t be completed. Simon D; I was listening to the song when they were working on it. It came to my mind that ‘Uh? It will be better if I join?’ They seemed to need rap, so i told them it would be better if I did featuring and they said Okay. And Jay kept saying in the interviews that he wanted to work with me. I made his dream come true. Jay Park; I’m honored.

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Simon D being a supportive hyung

Yah, I just don't have the time to check up on everyone these days! /chuckles lightly; AOMG's great. Got some real talent in there. Jay, Gray, and I dropped our latest single recently. It's called Metronome. Did 'ya watch the MV? Or are you too busy with whatever to check on your sunbaes? /quirks a brow again; 

You had me fooled for two seconds, D. /laughs; Too much of a hotshot now to check on your hoobaes? /teases with a light grin; Everything’s good good. How’s AOMG treating you?

heizyday 

Autograph? Uh- sure? /laughs;

I'm just playin'. How's everything doing down under? /raises an eyebrow with a small smirk on his lips; 

Jay, Gray and Simon D at KBS Yu Hee yeol ‘s Sketchbook waiting room today. Seems like they will be performing “Metronome”. It will be aired this Friday.

   The past few weeks he had been chained to a recording studio, fixing up whatever was needed to be fixed for Jay Park’s new single that he was featured in along with Gray. He needed a breather. Stat. The walls around him in his apartment felt as if they were caving in whenever he’d try to relax. His mentions on Twitter were buzzing like there’s no tomorrow, most of it from fans that were praising Metronome and the MV.

   Simon D loved the attention he was getting. If he could, he’d bask in it all day. It’s been awhile since he did something and released it out to the public. After about an hour of scrolling through Twitter and Instagram, he decided to get his ass up, off his couch, and went out for a walk. He took the subway to Hongdae, wanting to see the district full of nightclubs during the daytime. It took him awhile to get there. The Busan boy within him longed to go back home for a week or two. He was familiar with Seoul, sure, but he was more at peace in the city by the sea. 

   As he navigated down the main street which teenagers, adults, and foreigners dominated, he heard a familiar tune playing in the background. Metronome, he thought. The street-styled cafe a few shops down was blasting it loudly. Most idols would probably avoid the place if it were their song pouring through the speakers. Being swarmed by fans…not a great feeling. Simon thought otherwise, though. He grinned wide, entered the cafe, and then greeted by the stares of a few customers and the baristas at the counter. 

Ssssaaaammm D!!!

Hm? Want an autograph? 

Oh-- Knew that. Definitely. Pfft. I was just playin' with you. /pretends to shake it off with a bigger smile and short chuckle; Ah, Something! That song was my jam when it was released. I even mastered the entire dance! Not as flexible as you girls, though, but it's pretty damn accurate...and traumatizing to watch. 

Really? [´chuckles] As much as I’d love to be a member of After School, no, I’m not. [´shakes her head, smiling] I’m from Girl’s Day! Do you know ‘Female President’ or ‘Something’, hm?

Right you are. And yeah, that works. /he grins back; You're promoting as of the moment, right? Or are your group's promotions finished already...? 

Spot on. (/She grins and nodded as he guessed correctly.) And I know who you are, Simon D. Should I just call you Simon? 

GO → Once you get this you have to say 5 nice things about yourself publicly and then send it to 10 of your favorite followers (not back to me, I did it already). Thinking good thoughts about yourself is hard but it will make you feel better so give it a go, for the sake of spreading positivity

Ah, you really are a great dongsaeng, eh? Thanks for this! (Though I pretty much compliment myself on a daily basis, haha.) 

1. I personally think my rapping skills are A+++.

2. Despite the size of my forehead, my face looks pretty damn good. 

3. I'm pretty witty, honestly...but my brain kinda slows down at times. 

4. The way my voice sounds when I talk is attractive. Well, that's what people tell me. Having a slight tinge of a Busan dialect helps, I guess. 

5. I'm a flexible person in terms of personality and attitude. I get along well with people who are chill and people who are pretty whack. 

Jay Park feat. Simon D & Gray - Metronome