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When you search for , you are participating in a cultural shift.
The chemistry between ROSÉ and Bruno Mars is the song's strongest asset.
ROSÉ, writing from her Korean-Australian perspective, brilliantly weaponizes this childhood game as a metaphor for reckless, youthful flirtation.
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