Isn't Korean supposed to have no gender? And thats why they always use gender neutral?
my understanding of korean is very basic but they do have a way to put gender to phrases, not exactly in a pronoun way but they usually add woman/man after 그 and i belive there’s a way of saying he or she in a more formal way, but still this doesn’t matter cause the song IS phrased in a more neutral tone most likely for people of any gender to identify with it
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