INTO1 - 天上不会掉馅饼 (There is No Free Lunch) (Color Coded Lyrics CHI/PIN/ENG)

[@unosanta_fan_]

1:58 Correction: That's Nine's part

[@Pp-zz3mr]

Patrick's rap so good ❤❤❤

[@alisonlee9514]

Santa🧡🧡🧡✨✨✨

[@謝聖花]

这歌名很有WjjW的风格😂santa的音色唱歌很好听💛

[@劉育玟-h2h]

Santa🧡

[@traveller214]

Love AK and keyu ‘ s rap!!!!!

[@landrewworldinfinity]

Patrick gosh

[@silverfeatherroiet]

I love SANTA's voice

[@雅琳-y9d]

最爱刘玉了❤❤我的宝

[@jcestarvingartist]

Wow, this is a jump from the first song, a whole different genre of melody. I quite like the middle before the chorus. Will await the MV to see how the song places with the dance. Go INTO1!

[@melaniesaechao1788]

Mika’s line is sooooo smooth!!!

[@謝淑真-k1u]

Santa's 🧑‍🎄 Voice is so amazing 👍🤩 I really want to hear him sing more 🥳 😍😘🥰👏🌹💐

[@user-xu1sv1gv1g]

Boyuan rap 👍 👍 👍

[@korapinjandadan1017]

Want to see the show on stage!!!!

[@sseldnep6027]

Omg Mika's voice

[@eunicemay7520]

Very interesting song. It is totally different from the previous concept. Even the lyrics are funny and the rhythm is quite catchy, make the listeners will want to dance and sing along with them.

[@dongdongmybaby]

AK’s part 🔥

[@ja_aye_ja]

Nine so perfect ♥️

[@ilas6791]

赞多

[@user-xu1sv1gv1g]

Awesome..Into1 trying new style Love it 💙

[@natthawadeeapaikunchornphi4903]

Patrick's Chinese rap🤩💗

[@asialover8048]

My baybe liu yu ❤

[@yellowjan]

Nine big vocal！

[@amylynnswe7390]

Love Riki's rap part Bala Bala Bala.......nanananana 😆

[@ankitadhakal7889]

if u are indian then u know what is bala🤣😂but i am not indian tho

[@RAMSIL882]

The song's so Indian, I looked up the composer, wondering where he is from-turned out Swedish; worked on many Japanese songs of Taemin, Boa, as well as jpop songs.

[@skhizein0000]

And his ”不如” is laid-back sexy.

[@Yingkae25life]

omg เพลงดีมาก

[@卿卿-d2m]

曲風很特別.我喜歡.Into1加油！😊😊😊😘😘😘👏👏👏

[@leequinnie7380]

妈呀 听了这首歌满脑子都是balabalabala lalalalalalali woo nanananana... 😂

[@babylove-bi6tt]

贊多 力丸 贊多 力丸

[@peggytae8785]

✌️💕🎶

[@JLDREAMS]

This is a Bop

[@ninejiuer]

1:58 was Nine not Jiayuan 😭😭😭

[@tluangithejeon6201]

Ninee

[@idonteven2049]

Will there be an MV for this song?

[@janet-v9m]

the "不如" line of Liuyu killed me 🔥🔥

[@JLDREAMS]

So I kinda exist on Chinese social media out of obligation cus I'm kinda a fan of INTO1 and it's abit of a shit show right there. This is an awesome song, can't believe what some people (apparently 'fans') are saying. Makes me think that most people there are so narrow minded and just a tad bit racist. It's almost like anything that's not a ballad is automatically "bu hao ting" (meaning something along the lines of "this song sucks" but with abit more pompous energy as if what they're saying is objectively true... Which is going idiotic cus there's no such thing as objectivity in music). Don't even get me started on the Prata jokes cus apparently this is 'indian style' to some of them 😂 which this is obviously not. There's one Arabic folk instrument that they used in this obvious track, that hardly makes it Indian. And I think it's fkin awesome that they incorporated some folk instruments in a dance pop song. Some were also saying that the lyrics were too simple, there's no story blah blah... Bro, it's a dance song. You don't go into this shit expecting anything deep. You think 'Tomboy' from GIDLE has any deep lyrics? You think 'BOMBAYAH' from Blackpink has any deep meaning? You don't think 'Baby' from Justin Bieber is just the same 2 lines over and over again? Like dude, it's DESIGNED to be simple lyrics wise... Anyways, rant over. aAwesome song, not so awesome audience. I loved AK and Patrick's rap parts the most! I also thought the 'nananana' melody sung by Rikimaru towards the end was very well designed! Keep it up INTO1!

[@zzzzz3871]

Isn't actually a lot of people feel bad because it has the india style, such as people like IVE’s eleven, and Chinese lyrics too embarrassed, if you are not a native language in Chinese is difficult to understand this kind of embarrassment, it is straightforward translation heaven won't fall pie, a lot of fans just sad for the attitude of the company,They all want their idol have a better plan，such lyrics make very old- fashioned, But now the fans are accepting it😭😭😭

[@jcestarvingartist]

Well, shit shows in the china social media is everyday occurance, esp for INTO1 since they begun. I guess for the chinese fans, with their history of chinese songs and lyric creations, esp with WJJW as a big established company, surely a good song with good lyrics can be created. Expectations met with disappointments. Its a long history of WJJW and how they handle their bands under them. 😅 Still, under the conditions of current china, i am just thankful the boys are doing alright and still get to create and publish songs and have fun as a boyband. For me the title could have been better. But oh well. Will see the mv to see the boys have fun :)

[@zzzzz3871]

@@jcestarvingartist Yes, that's true, but no matter how poorly planned the company is, the real fans don't talk down or even scold the members. Instead, fans slowly accept the style and make video effects to show it in a more interesting form. If people laugh at it, it's normal, there will always be different voices, just ignore them.

[@JLDREAMS]

@@zzzzz3871 就是天天恨铁不成钢呗 😮‍💨 I am quite fluent in Chinese so I get it, both linguistically and culturally, but this is not old fashioned at all! I seldom ever see Chinese pop song incorporate folk instruments around the world, it's a really good surprise! I'm a fan of incorporating interesting instrumentals with Pop music, like you can't say bands like the folk inspired songs of Mumford and Sons are old fashioned... Comeon. What I'm trying to say is, the lyrics are not embarrassing at all! As a native English speaker fluent in Chinese, I can guarantee you there are ALOT of billboard charting English songs that are even more vapid and dumb lyrically but equally popular and enjoyed. The language of music is music, it's not poetry, lyrics are just a musical element of the whole piece

[@JLDREAMS]

@@zzzzz3871 also, the English translation for 'pies won't fall on your feet' is literally 'there's no free lunch' it's a perfect translation. I may not know as much about the meme culture in Chinese social media but I assure you it's a faithful translation. If that title is corny in Chinese, it's equally corny in English, but it's not. It's an idiom. Quiet a good one at that.