Meaning of "Yoo Nam-saeng"
This phrase uses “Yunamsaeng”—a rapid pronunciation of “You know what I’m saying”—as a sort of interjection to convey empathy or seek confirmation, as in “You get what I’m saying, right?” or “You know what I mean, right?”
"When Yoo Nam-saeng raps in time with the flow, the listeners think, “Oh, I get what he’s saying,” and start moving to the beat along with him."
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