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‘Adults’ Made a Fake K-pop Song. It Became an Accidental Earworm
Long before creators Ben Kronengold and Rebecca Shaw began writing their irreverent Gen-Z sitcom Adults , they were obsessed with TV shows with memorable, ridiculous musical numbers.
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Long before creators Ben Kronengold and Rebecca Shaw began writing their irreverent Gen-Z sitcom Adults , they were obsessed with TV shows with memorable, ridiculous musical numbers. So when it was their turn, they knew they had to full send. Enter “Hiccups (Body Go Crazy),” a quarter-life crisis packaged as a K-pop single complete with car-crash noises, sirens, and clanky, ear-splitting synth production matched with nonsensical lyrics like “Paradise, I lose control/Drive so fast, we hit the pole/Rap, and pop, and rock and roll/All the genres light my soul.”
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