- country:Korea, South
- Languages:Korean, English, Spanish
- Genre:Hip-Hop/Rap, R&B/Soul
- Official site:https://uncutpoint.com/artists/bloo/
- Wiki:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bloo_(rapper)
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BLOO Lyrics
BLOO featuring lyrics
- Owen Ovadoz - Astronaut In The Ocean (Loopy, Owen & BLOO Remix) (Astronaut In The Ocean)
- Horrible Night lyrics
- Forget U (Russian translation)
- Forget U (English translation)
- PLUG BOY (Russian translation)
- Queen WA$ABII - PLUG BOY
- Horrible Night (Russian translation)
- Forget U lyrics
- PLUG BOY (English translation)
- PLUG BOY (Russian translation)
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- Chen Fen Lan
- Kazuko Mifune
- Gunyo
- That Winter, the Wind Blows (OST)
- Ukaroku
- Hi fi set
- rerulili
- Yang Chengang
- Linda Lee
- Meaw
- iCarly (OST)
- Lil Orxan
- George Yamamoto
- Ryōtarō Sugi
- Shahyar Ghanbari
- Masao Sen
- natsuP
- hitorie
- GO Into Your Heart (OST)
- iosys
- Lee Seung Chul
- SeeU
- Key (SHINee)
- Nikolay Gnatyuk
- Luo Tianyi (Vocaloid)
- Mizuno Atsu
- scop
- Yoshiko Yamaguchi
- Drupi
- L'Orchestra di Piazza Vittorio
- Eve (Japan)
- Chadash Cort
- An Da Ying
- Bijan Kamkar
- Ardalan Tomeh
- Onik
- Aki Yashiro
- haruno
- MushiP
- Royal Nirvana (OST)
- Fong Fei-Fei
- GOT the beat
- Louise Tsuei
- Araki
- Yuyoyuppe
- Megurine Luka
- The King 2 Hearts (OST)
- Chiyoko Shimakura
- Stella Chang
- Supercell
- Sinovi ravnice
- VIA Ariel
- Prince GaLard
- CHiCO with HoneyWorks
- Eli Jas
- Lost Kings
- Bahjat Yahya
- Son Pascal
- Lev Leshchenko
- Mayumi Itsuwa
- Ann Lewis
- You Ya
- Amber Liu
- Arteriya
- KDA
- Mohammad-Taqi Bahār
- Harumi Miyako
- Flying Tiger 3 (OST)
- Jirisan (OST)
- miHoYo
- A Life Time Love (OST)
- Galaco
- Do You Like Brahms? (OST)
- Snakehips
- MaikiP
- Qing Shan
- To the Beautiful You (OST)
- Jacynthe
- Heroes in Harm's Way (OST)
- Sohrab Sepehri
- Ben Sasaki
- Crush
- Akira Fuse
- Tetsuya Watari
- Eisaku Ookawa
- Chang Shilei
- Tomio Umezawa
- Hiroshi Itsuki
- Chiang Lei
- Chancellor
- My Bittersweet Taiwan (OST)
- Masuiyama Daishirō II
- Hakuōki (OST)
- Dalibor Brun
- Yuzuki Yukari
- Princess Agents (OST)
- Michel Berger
- Abuse
- Poon Sow-Keng
- Gunho
- Pis lyrics
- Güneye Giderken [Arabic translation]
- Hep Aynı lyrics
- Hayat lyrics
- Küçük Sevgilim [Persian translation]
- Nakba [English translation]
- Лудост е [Ludost e] lyrics
- Loveliest Mistake lyrics
- Küçük Sevgilim [German translation]
- Ne lyrics
- Küçük Sevgilim lyrics
- Oyunbozan [Russian translation]
- Küçük Sevgilim [Portuguese translation]
- Simon & Garfunkel - Bye Bye Love
- Kış Geliyor [English translation]
- Mermiler lyrics
- Melekler ölmez [English translation]
- Güneşi Beklerken [Russian translation]
- קקטוס [Cactus] lyrics
- Past [Turkish translation]
- Past lyrics
- Melekler ölmez [Hungarian translation]
- Amore amicizia lyrics
- İddia lyrics
- Korkma lyrics
- Orda Durma [English translation]
- Homeward Bound / Home lyrics
- Melekler ölmez [Arabic translation]
- Mermiler [English translation]
- İthaf [Turkish translation]
- Özgürlük [Hungarian translation]
- Santa Claus Is Coming To Town lyrics
- Güneye Giderken lyrics
- Parti [English translation]
- Љубов голема [Ljubov golema] lyrics
- Parti [Russian translation]
- The Other Side lyrics
- Melekler ölmez [Azerbaijani translation]
- Korkma [English translation]
- Oyunbozan [Arabic translation]
- How Am I Supposed to Live Without You? lyrics
- Küçük Sevgilim [Arabic translation]
- Meksika [English translation]
- Küçük Sevgilim [Spanish translation]
- Lei lyrics
- Küçük Sevgilim [Russian translation]
- Küçük Sevgilim [Romanian translation]
- Oyunbozan [German translation]
- You got a nerve lyrics
- Küçük Sevgilim [English translation]
- Kış Geliyor [English translation]
- Küçük Sevgilim [Greek translation]
- Hep Aynı [English translation]
- Meksika lyrics
- Küçük Sevgilim [Hungarian translation]
- The Sun Is Burning lyrics
- Oyunbozan [Arabic translation]
- Helpless lyrics
- Nakba [German translation]
- Melekler ölmez [English translation]
- İthaf lyrics
- Lloro Por Ti lyrics
- Oyunbozan [English translation]
- Kara Kutu [English translation]
- İddia [English translation]
- Nakba lyrics
- אושר [Osher] lyrics
- Hep Aynı [Russian translation]
- Melekler ölmez lyrics
- Güneye Giderken [Russian translation]
- Oyunbozan [French translation]
- Nature Boy lyrics
- Kördüğüm [English translation]
- Past [Hungarian translation]
- Hayat [English translation]
- Orda Durma lyrics
- Gusta mi magla padnala lyrics
- İddia [Portuguese translation]
- Küçük Sevgilim [Italian translation]
- Oyunbozan [English translation]
- Oyunbozan lyrics
- Parti lyrics
- Mucize [English translation]
- Αντίο αγάπη διχασμένη [antio agapi dixasmeni] lyrics
- Kördüğüm lyrics
- Küçük Sevgilim [Serbian translation]
- Mil Maneras lyrics
- Oyunbozan [Hungarian translation]
- Küçük Sevgilim [Russian translation]
- Kış Geliyor lyrics
- Meksika [French translation]
- İddia [English translation]
- Özgürlük lyrics
- Küçük Sevgilim [Kazakh translation]
- Güneye Giderken [English translation]
- Mucize lyrics
- Loveliest Mistake [Turkish translation]
- Kara Kutu lyrics
- Nakba [Serbian translation]
- Hayat [English translation]
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- Sam Smith starts smooth and soulful, ends repetitive and redundant
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- The Roots lay on the satire with the arty …And Then You Shoot Your Cousin
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- Foxygen finds plenty of beauty in excess with double album
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- “Weird Al” Yankovic smartly skewers, embraces pop culture
- Mastodon stomps back with a concept that’s both simple and sound
- Irish singer-songwriter Hozier crafts a solid, bluesy debut
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- Taylor Swift’s BFF Ed Sheeran reaffirms his pop star status
- Christopher Owens peddles tepid country ballads on A New Testament
- Nancy Whang emerges as a modern disco queen on The Juan MacLean’s In A Dream
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- Future resists major-label bloat on his brisk Honest
- Willie Nelson struggles with age, depth of catalog on Band Of Brothers
- Jeff and Spencer Tweedy make Sukierae a charming family affair
- Chet Faker’s debut is mostly the real thing
- Jenny Lewis journeys into the heart of adulthood on The Voyager
- After a 5-year lull, Morrissey returns—and shrugs
- On the stunning Familiars, The Antlers battle with the past
- The Black Keys show off more new studio tricks, same old sound
- Murder City Devils’ screaming return is neither heaven nor hell
- Boris overdoes the grand gestures on Noise
- Ryan Adams shows consummate consistency on Ryan Adams
- The Rentals’ latest is a mismatched patchwork of their past
- Electro pioneers Basement Jaxx color between the lines, with uneven results
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- U2’s digital surprise has some value despite its price
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- Reigning Sound spread warm and fuzzies with another warm, fuzzy stunner
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