"Incomprehensible Words"... Hudson Stone sings of the lack of communication in relationships

The music video for 'Talk', a song capturing the communication difficulties experienced within relationships, has been released. Universal Music Korea officially presented the Korean-subtitled music video for Hudson Stone's 'Talk' through its official channel on October 5.

"There are many words, but they are incomprehensible"... Diverging conversations in relationships

According to the lyrics and audio information of the released video, the song 'Talk' is themed around a situation where conversation with the other person does not work. The speaker mentions how the other person drives them to be seen as a bad person or views them with a negative perspective. In particular, the speaker expresses that the other person shows an attitude as if enjoying the conflict, making them "black and blue," revealing a situation where what they did well does not matter. In a situation where there is no way to read the other person's mind, the speaker emphasizes that while the other person says many things, they deliver content that the speaker cannot actually understand. The song repeats core messages such as "You just wanna talk" and "But you're not speaking my language," conveying the feeling of not knowing what the other person's words mean at all.

Love that is not blind and the boundaries of relationships

In the middle of the song, an attitude of refusing unconditional sacrifice is revealed despite remaining affection for the other person. The lyrics specify that the feelings toward the other person are not a 'blind love' that cannot see ahead. Accordingly, the speaker expresses the intention not to be an unconditional helper (parachute) when the other person's relationship with another man goes wrong. Furthermore, mentioning the wounds they would suffer if the rumors being heard were true, the speaker shows a firm attitude of not wanting to waste their time any longer. In the latter half of the song, the message that we are not speaking the same language (Speaking my language) continues, concluding with the content that it is incomprehensible.

The video released this time was composed based on 191 seconds of audio information and lyrics, and includes Korean subtitles matched to the flow of the song, allowing for a specific confirmation of the message Hudson Stone intends to convey.