Skrr (feat. GISELLE) - Single album cover by HAON

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2024 · From the album Skrr (feat. GISELLE) - Single

Skrr (feat. GISELLE)

by HAON

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The reading

A late-night drive to a lover's apartment, told as a flirtation between confident arrival and guarded reciprocation

02 · Interpretation

Skrr: HAON and GISELLE's Late-Night Pull-Up, Split Between Bravado and Hesitation

E Editorial Desk

The song works as a two-sided text thread set to a trap beat: HAON pulling up to a girl's apartment in the small hours, and GISELLE answering from the other side of the door with a cooler, more cautious energy. The title's onomatopoeia, the screech of tires, is the whole mood; this is a song about driving toward someone faster than you should.

HAON's opening verse is pure arrival. He's already outside ("나 도착했어 너의 집 앞에"), no navigation needed, honking from the curb. The boasts pile up through sports metaphors: he throws like LeBron, runs in like a running back, can pull up for a three-pointer if he wants. The point of the imagery isn't basketball or football; it's the swagger of someone who has done this drive enough times to know every shortcut. The PlayStation 5 line and the "fiesta" line frame the relationship as constant winning, a way to dodge the bigger worries waiting in the rest of his life ("많은 고민들을 피해서 가").

Underneath the flex, though, he slips in a more honest beat: he's smiling but serious, and the imagination has been running wild since before he arrived. The second verse domesticates the fantasy. She comes down in slippers to meet him; they barely make it through the elevator. He compares the elevator turn-up to World DJ Festival, which is funny precisely because it's a thirty-second ride. The horniness is real but the affection is realer.

GISELLE answers back

GISELLE's verse is the song's pivot, and it's where the track stops being a one-sided pull-up anthem. She hears him coming, she's attracted ("끌리긴 하니깐"), but she clocks the speed difference: "하지만 아직 내 맘은 50 / 넌 마하 200." He's at Mach 200; she's at 50 kilometers an hour. She wants him to be "choosy," to keep it real, and she's done with fake stuff. The most telling line is the admission that her heart takes time, but she "kinda likes the pain." It's a refusal to match his pace that doubles as flirtation; she's not saying no, she's saying slow.

The final section collapses the two voices into one exchange. He asks if she wants to come by; she's already on the way but he asks anyway, out of courtesy. Her closing lines bring the trust-issue subtext to the surface: she's interested, she's curious whether he feels the same, and she signs off with "Skrr Skrr on my trust issue," turning the song's tire-screech hook into a metaphor for the speed at which her guard goes up.

Context and craft

Released in November 2024, the track pairs HAON, a rapper who came up through Show Me the Money 777, with GISELLE of aespa, whose verse lands in a more conversational, R&B-leaning English than her group work usually allows. The collaboration is the kind of K-rap/K-pop crossover that has become standard in the mid-2020s: a rapper gets idol-pop reach, an idol gets rap-scene credibility, and the song meets in a code-switched middle where Korean and English trade bars within the same line.

What keeps Skrr from being just another late-night flex track is that it builds in its own rebuttal. HAON's half is all confidence and arrival; GISELLE's half is the friction that confidence runs into when the other person has been burned before. The song is less interested in whether the hookup happens than in the negotiation around it, and the title's screeching tires end up describing two different kinds of speed: his eagerness to show up, her need to brake.

It's a small song with a specific scene, and that's its appeal. Plenty of trap tracks describe pulling up; fewer let the person being pulled up on talk back.

03 · Lyrics

"Skrr (feat. GISELLE)"

Like hold up

Wait a minute

Would you let me appulse

나 도착했어 너의 집 앞에

Without navigation

다 들어가 너일 때 내가 던지면

Like I'm LeBron

도착하기 몇 분 전부터 이미 날뛰는 imagination

빵 하고 뛰뛰 했어

Don't even need GPS

You gon' make me happy yeah

웃고 있긴 해도 serious해

매일매일 winning 했어 넌 PS5

너랑 있는 삶은 fiesta

많은 고민들을 피해서 가

Skrr Skrr Skrr ha

Touch down on your body like running back

걔넨 뒤에서 손 빨아 like quarterback

더 빨라질 수 있어 나의 제로백

아님 throw that three-point

마음대로 해

따라와 줘 my lead

손길에 따라 멜로디가 흘러나와

악기인 줄 알았어

Play it like I'm a pro

나도 내가 부러워

한걸음에 난 달려갈게

If you just make one call

슬리퍼 신고 내려와서 나를 반기는 널 안고서

Elevator 안에서 우린 벌써

월디페보다 쩌는 turn up

더 deep해지기 전에 어서

이뤄지게 해 수속

해야겠어 수영 수영

Like hold up

Wait a minute

Would you let me appulse

나 도착했어 너의 집 앞에

Without navigation

다 들어가 너일 때 내가 던지면

Like I'm LeBron

도착하기 몇 분 전부터 이미 날뛰는 imagination

빵 하고 뛰뛰 했어

Don't even need GPS

You gon' make me happy yeah

웃고 있긴 해도 serious해

매일매일 winning 했어 넌 PS5

너랑 있는 삶은 fiesta

많은 고민들을 피해서 가

Skrr Skrr Skrr ha

Mmm, I can feel it you're feeling

Something bigger I'm stealin' your heart, you trustin' and feinin'

For me what ya tryna be

Cuz I heard you pull up on my street

하지만 아직 내 맘은 50

넌 마하 200 뛰고 있는 것처럼

Wishing I was right there with you but I'm not

착각이라 해줬음 좋겠어

끌리긴 하니깐 yeah I want ya

Want you to be choosy with me

Don't need to take time keep it real with me

진심 아니면 안통해 not on me

Fake shhh 지겨워져버린

현실적이고 싶지 않아서 난

우리 사이 일은 아니잖아

Let me tell you two things

Then elaborate

My heart takes time, but I kinda like the pain

So

Hold up wait a minute

Do you wanna come by

이미 넌 on your way, 근데 물어나 봤어

새벽인데 할 말이 너무 많았었던

거 사라지게 하는 너의 문자 so I call you

지금 심심해

진짜 serious해

Don't be stressin' I'm messing with yo head

Light and 재밌게

근데 궁금해

혹시 너도 똑같아?

Skrr Skrr on my trust issue

Come and Skrr Skrr boy

Lyrics via Google. Copyright belongs to rights holders.

04 · FAQ

Frequently asked

What does 'Skrr' mean in HAON and GISELLE's song?
'Skrr' imitates the screech of tires, a common trap ad-lib for pulling up fast in a car. HAON uses it literally, arriving at his partner's apartment, but GISELLE repurposes it in the outro as 'Skrr Skrr on my trust issue,' turning the sound into a metaphor for how quickly her guard goes up.
Who is GISELLE on the Skrr feature, and what does her verse add?
GISELLE is a member of the SM Entertainment group aespa, and her verse flips the song's perspective. While HAON spends his verses bragging about how fast he's arriving, she answers that her heart is still at 50 while he's at 'Mach 200,' asking him to be 'choosy' and to keep it real instead of rushing.
Why does HAON keep using basketball and football references in Skrr?
The sports lines, LeBron throws, running back, quarterback, three-pointers, all work as confidence flexes about how he moves toward her. They're not really about sports; they're about positioning himself as someone who scores easily, which the song then undercuts when GISELLE refuses to play at his speed.
What is the 'PS5' line in Skrr actually saying?
HAON raps 'every day winning, you're PS5,' comparing his partner to a PlayStation 5: a prize, a constant win, the best version of the console. It's a 2020s update on the old 'you're my trophy' boast, framing the relationship as a streak of victories that lets him dodge bigger worries.
Is Skrr by HAON a love song or a hookup song?
It sits in between. HAON's verses lean toward a casual late-night pull-up, slippers at the elevator, imagination running wild on the drive over, but GISELLE's verse introduces real hesitation about trust and pace. The song ends unresolved, which is closer to a flirtation than either a love song or a hookup.
What does GISELLE mean by 'my heart takes time, but I kinda like the pain'?
She's admitting that she's slow to fall and slow to trust, but that the friction of holding back is part of what she enjoys. It reframes her caution as flirtation rather than rejection, signaling she's interested in HAON but unwilling to match his Mach 200 enthusiasm right away.
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