It’s Sunday again — time for our trip down memory lane. Today we jump back to 2020 and revisit one of the defining hits of that year: Oh My Girl’s “Nonstop.”

Bright, playful, and irresistibly catchy, “Nonstop” captured that very specific feeling when excitement starts to spiral — when emotions move faster than reason, and you’re not quite sure when things crossed the line… but they did.

Let’s take a look at today’s lyrics:

“두근거렸던 게 문제야?

아냐, 그게 대체 왜 죄야?

선을 넘은 거야 FZ radar”

“Is it a problem that my heart fluttered?

No — why would that even be a sin?

I crossed the line, FZ radar.”

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💓 두근거렸던 게 문제야? – “Is it a problem that my heart fluttered?”

• 두근거리다 → to flutter, to race (heart)

• 문제야? → is it a problem?

💡 Meaning:

This line questions emotional instinct itself. Can excitement really be blamed — or is it simply human?

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⚖️ 아냐, 그게 대체 왜 죄야? – “No, why would that even be a sin?”

• 아냐 → no

• 죄 → sin, wrongdoing

💡 Nuance:

The tone is playful but defiant. It pushes back against judgment, rejecting the idea that feelings need permission.

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🚨 선을 넘은 거야 FZ radar – “I crossed the line, FZ radar”

• 선을 넘다 → to cross the line

• FZ radar → “friend zone radar”

💡 Interpretation:

This clever mix of Korean and English captures modern dating perfectly. The “friend zone radar” going off means feelings have officially moved beyond safe territory.

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✨ Why “Nonstop” Still Feels So Fresh

“Nonstop” doesn’t dramatize love — it makes it fun, awkward, and honest.

It embraces emotional confusion, that moment when you realize you’re already in too deep… and maybe you don’t want to stop.

Even years later, the song still feels light, relatable, and full of that unstoppable energy that made 2020’s summer unforgettable.

💭 Do you remember the first time your own “FZ radar” went off? Drop a 💓🚨 below.