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Taste - BOL4 - Jiyoung x M! Reader. (+18)

tw: exhibitionism?, public sex, beach sex, heavily unedited, not proofread (lol you know me)

Took a small inspiration from this song

I know it's not a twice fic but who cares my adhd didn't act up and was able to do this in one sitting and also stan BOL4 coz not only she's talented but also hot AF, nah but seriously you should check BOL4 out.

"Hot."

It's neither the weather nor the sand on your feet. It's your girlfriend as she finally returns from her stroll along the shoreline. Draped in a tight-fitting blue bikini you couldn't help but admire her curves in all the right places.

Her perfect chest down to her toned abs and legs, like you said curves in all the right places, even in her lips as she gives you that smirk or almost like a grin as she approached your cottage, you clapped finally having time to spend with one another.

"You could've joined me." She said in a disappointed tone.

"Yeah but it's too hot." Your response earned you an unimpressed snarl.

"Come here darling." There she goes using your weakness.

Since the two of you started dating Jiyoung had made it clear that she's not a big fan of PDAs but there's always room for endearments however this 'darling' call doesn't exactly translate to an endearment.

Especially whenever she uses it, the two of you always end up being spent for the rest of the night, but today's different considering you're currently outside.

Even though there's little to no people present in the vicinity, it's still risky yet here she is gliding her index finger on your forearm.

"Are you sure, darling?" As if the answer wasn't obvious she pounced on you like a lion taking both your legs in between hers.

Her face levels with yours as she removes her bucket hat revealing her semi-golden locks that shine under direct sunlight.

It was then you see a flushed expression from Jiyoung that you remember how you've always talked about your weird fantasies and she had always mentioned public sex.

So stupid for you to forget but now's not the time for regrets specially when her slim figure slides down in front of you.

Using your feet as cushions for her knees she levels her head to your pelvis. With a quick scout of the area you gave her a subtle nod but you can feel that even if there's actually someone that will see you there's no stopping her.

Quickly fishing out your rod she gave it a few strokes before licking the tip. Your head recoils upwards as her tongue did a number on your member, your toes are even curling at each licks.

All of a sudden you're on the verge of moaning as she took your now hardened length in her mouth, the tip hitting the back of her throat, your hand then rest on the back of her head giving it a push even deeper causing Jiyoung to gag as drips of her spit dampens your shorts.

You gave the area another scout only to see the waves of the ocean, the sway of the palm trees but no signs of danger. With that said your focus is now fixed on your girlfriend's bobbing head watching your length disappear in her mouth with the help of your hand pushing her down, you can feel your balls tightening with every insert.

Her eyes are currently tearing up from all of the choking she's going through but you know her very well. The two of you have shared the bed countless times and almost every time she always loves being roughed up.

So, rough it is. As you place your other hand to get a better handle on her head. Using your strength to push her head down even more her nose almost bending on your abdomen she gags but you didn't let go, instead letting her hold the position for almost half a minute before finally letting her breathe.

"A-ahhh f-fuck–[cough] darling. You taste amazing" Her protesting voice was in contrast with her face that's overwritten with lusts.

"Come here." You called finally letting her get up.

You can see a wet spot forming on her core as she's now the one scanning the area, though her eyes widened when she saw a couple of people from almost 5 cottages away from yours.

"Why didn't you tell me?!" She furiously asked delivering a stinging slap on your shoulder.

"Then I would've ruined the mood." You replied before pulling her towards you

Turning her around as her back is now facing you. You couldn't help but smile as you admire her beautiful backside.

A yelp from Jiyoung fails to alert the other group as you sat her down your lap nestling your length between her clothed buns.

You took a quick peek at the back only to see the other group was too busy with their own lives before giving a smug smile to Jiyoung.

Pulling her shorts aside reveals her glistening snatch, Jiyoung covers her mouth to somehow muffle her moans as you brush your head on her entrance lubing it up for a smoother entry knowing that her core has always been tight despite the countless intercourse you've had.

"Unnnghhh–.” A moan escapes her lips as she fails to cover her mouth.

You honestly couldn't help but admire your girlfriend's courage as she just starts bouncing on your cock not totally giving a single fuck if there's a group of people that can totally see the two of you doing this sinful act in public.

Her bounces gradually becoming more and more aggressive but thankfully leaving your clothes helps lessen the noise knowing that you'd be discovered if it was flesh to flesh.

"F–fuck darling!" An airy sound came from Jiyoung scared you as you look back to see that there's no sign of the other group noticing you.

However you're not going to let it go that easily, as you took the liberty of silencing Jiyoung. You're honestly near your limit either it's your girlfriend's tight snatch or just the added thrill of being caught.

You grab a hold of Jiyoung's neck and started to just go ballistic, pulling her aggressively down your rod. Feeling your balls tighten you let go of your hold on her neck and place both of your hands on her hips.

"D–darling." You called signalling your climax before unloading your seed in your girlfriend's core.

With Jiyoung's hot pant, you took a last glance towards the group and saw one of the giirls giving you a thumbs up. Jiyoung saw this as well as the two of you looks at each other before smiling.

"I love you darling." She then place a kiss on your cheek.

"I love you more darling." You replied.

The next thing you know she's reaching towards her freshly fucked core fishing for your seed. Getting a fingerful she took it in her mouth before giving you a wink.

"Tastes good... What'cha say we continue this in our room?" Without another word you swept Jiyoung off her sandy feet carrying her towards your suite.

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boysplanetrecaps · 3 months

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Build Up, Ep 5 Recap: Hoobae versus Sunbae

Welcome back to the one of the top twenty best Build Up recaps out there! In the previous one, we saw the wild outcome of Team Blue Sweater versus Team Beige Jackets. Now, we’ll be seeing the weird grudge match between Inhyuk and Joohee. Let’s do it!

Dahee announces the next two teams. One member is Choi Haram, who was the judges’ unanimous choice for Top Tier in the performance of Breath first round; he’s a pianist as well as a singer. Haram is working with Hwang Inhyuk, who was a member of team Tomboy and also contributed a lot of excellent sweaters to the show’s mood board.

Haram, left, and Inhyuk, who has styled his hair to look a lot like Haram. At least he’s sort of wearing a sweater.

Another member of team Tomboy was Park Joohee, who was my personal favorite on that team. Joohee is, as you might recall, a trainee and is Inhyuk’s biggest fan. And, as it turns out, Joohee is challenging Inhyuk this round, along with his partner Kwon Euibin, the “robotic” one who sang Something Like That in the first round.

Ooh, spicy!

We flash back to see Haram and Inhyuk stepping up to the Rival Choosing Platform Area, only to be approached by these two.

Everyone reacts strongly to see the fan take on his idol. We get a little montage of the two of them working together, with Inyhuk being a good hyung and Joohee being an adoring hoobae.

Joohee voice overs, “Brothers betray and stab each other!” But that’s generally considered a bad thing…. Like historically… am I wrong?

Inhyuk interviews that he was “boiling” to see his little brother approaching him like this. It’s actually a bit tough to tell how serious he is or isn’t about it. It seems like maybe he really is annoyed about it.

Back in the performance theater, judge Solar asks Joohee why he picked his hero Inhyuk to be his rival. Joohee replies, “Although I like him very much, I thought it would be boring if I chose to join him in the second round as well. So if I can’t have him, I’d rather destroy him.”

I get it that he’s being, I don’t know, playful or funny or something, but I don’t like it.

I don’t think Inyhuk and Haram like it much either.

Everyone’s like, wow, what a scary kid! Haram is like, “It’s time for Joohee to go to school, so I’ll send him to school.” Ooooh!

Side note: Kwon Euibin looks like a completely different person than he did in the first round.

Gotta say, I prefer his new look.

So, how did Haram and Inhyuk prepare?

In a gray board room with a big conference table, of course!

I don’t know, fam, are these sweaters? I feel like the answer is no.

Anyway, they’re trying to figure out what song to sing, and soon decide on To My Youth by Bolbbalgan4 (also called Bol4).

So, let’s talk about the song and the original artist thereof! Bolbbalgan4 was originally a duo, but it was mostly the one girl singing all the time, and eventually the other girl left and now it’s just the one girl, Ahn Jiyoung. My favorite song of theirs is probably Workaholic, but Jiyoung has a really distinctive voice that makes almost any song of theirs/hers worth listening to.

You might remember To My Youth from when Hyolyn and Minyoung sang it on Queendom 2. Or you might remember it from Produce X 101, when it was performed by 5 trainees, including Wooseok.*

*Wooseok is from Up10tion just like Hwanhee and Sunyoul and Dongyeol. Wooseok did great on Produce X 101, even making the final lineup, and then his agency thought, I know, let’s just promote Wooseok and not bring his fame back home to Up10tion. Because fuck you that’s why, I guess. So many rabbit holes… Ok, back to the point…

The lyrics of To My Youth address the feeling of looking back on an unhappy childhood and being grateful that things are better now, and feeling empathy and sympathy for the child you once were. I think…? You can check out the lyrics for yourself. Here’s a lyric video, if you like those.

Also, there’s a real theme going on, between Play, My Sea, and To My Youth, huh?

Choi Haram, who seems to have had a pretty high pressure childhood/young adult period, says that he listened to To My Youth over and over again. He says he was homeschooled and spent most of his time alone. Jeez, that’s rough. We see him at a pre-production meeting saying that he started playing piano “very late” at the age of 16 -- wow, ok -- and people told him that he wouldn’t make it because he started too late.

For him, the song To My Youth was very comforting and helpful. Wow, I feel like most of the guys on this show just need a LOT of hugs.

Haram says that the song begins on the piano, and Inhyuk is like, oh, I get it, you can play the piano! This is perfect!!!

“You can play the piano!!!”

Haram offers to do the arrangement for them, to make the stage really their own.

We get a mini montage of Haram preparing the arrangement, checking in with Inhyuk, all that, and them practicing together. And then it’s time for the performance!

Fighting!

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Haram, left, and Inhyuk, right.

My thoughts:

Oh wow, this was really great.

It always helps when I like the song itself, so I’m trying to be fair and not unduly prefer it, but ottoke? I feel how I feel.

I really like Haram’s voice. His upper mix is pretty amazing because he can sing those high notes in a full voice, even very softly. That’s not easy to do. His full belts are stunning, even if he uses like 10% more vibrato than maybe I’d prefer. Also, his piano arrangement sounded lovely. On the negative side, I think he could work a bit on his breath control, and I think it’s always better when people sing with their eyes open.

Inhyuk has a very specific vocal color that’s a bit reminiscent of Lim Junhyeok’s. He’s got a slight sharpness to his tone that I think could go either way for someone. I think in the past I haven’t always cottoned on to what he does, but this time, I don’t know, I liked it. Maybe I’m just softening in general. Four airplane flights a week, hours driving, weird hotel rooms -- sometimes just a comforting song feels good and I’m in the mood to like it. I never promised to give perfectly objective opinions here.

Their harmonies sound fantastic toward the end -- I wish there was a little more harmony throughout, but the song was sort of designed to be stripped down.

At the end, when they sing 얼마나 over and over (eorlmana, something like that, I’m terrible at transliterating Korean), it means, “how painful, how painful it must have been”, and it shows on their faces, this sort of complicated combination of sympathy and self-pity.

Someone hug this guy right away.

Oh, and if you’re wondering -- this went on the playlist.

In the MNET edit, we find out that Wendy and Seungkwan both really like this song. Then Seungkwan wonders out loud whether he might be a harsher grader when it’s a song he really likes, because then he has high expectations. It’s a tough line to walk, for sure. That’s why I think the guys should choose songs that are slightly familiar, or at least catchy enough to be likable on a first listen, while avoiding classics that the judges have heard 1000 times.

During the performance, we get a lot of happy and thoughtful nods from the judges. Seungkwan and Wendy might be tearing up a little, and the guys backstage seem impressed. We get an instant replay of one of Haram’s amazing belts.

Right at the end, Seungkwan mutters, “I’m about to cry.” When the guys are done, all the judges burst into applause and talked to each other about how touching it was. The guys backstage agree -- this was great. Even their rivals are like, well, that was amazing.

Joohee (right) is regretting his life’s decisions for sure right now.

The judges punch in their votes, and we find out that the high score is 100, and the low is 85.

Seungkwan gave it a 100, which makes sense. He explains that he was really immersed in the song, that it made the tip of his nose tingle, and made him think, “Seungkwan, don’t make a fuss.” In other words, he was holding back tears.

Eunkwang says, “While watching this performance, I thought that Build Up is a great show!” Once MNET has duly given him $50 for saying that, he goes on to say that he really likes Inhyuk’s vocal color, which is “very full and comfortable to listen to.” He says that Haram’s high notes are “refreshing and stable” and would be useful on a team.

Solar is the one who gave the 85. We saw her during the performance sort of adjusting her earpiece, so I wonder if that’s related. We don’t get to hear her feedback at all, though.

And with that, we rather quickly transition to Joohee and Euibin’s preparation for their performance.

WHAT IS IT WITH KOREAN HEATING? They’re fully indoors and just casually wearing full on winter coats. How can I see their sweaters if they’re all bundled up like this?

Joohee says that “this is a couple’s fight, because we” -- meaning he and Inhyuk -- “used to be in love.” Weird, but ok. We find out that Joohee approached Inhyuk to make a duet together, but when he asked Inhyuk if he liked rock music, Inhyuk said no, and Joohee assumed that meant that Inhyuk didn’t want to work with him. You can actually see a slight flash of surprise on Inhyuk’s face as Joohee walks away, but Joohee doesn’t see it. He just begins asking everyone if they want to do rock music. Euibin says he likes band music, which is close enough, and they form a partnership.

Then there’s a weird little conversation, where they agree on all kinds of random musical tastes, and Joohee says he really likes Euibin and picked the right partner, and it has that feel of when you’re talking to a new person from your preferred gender while your ex is nearby and you’re like, laughing way too hard at their jokes. Big time that vibe.

Euibin thinks they can add rock and hard elements to the song The Moon, and that it would be nice. Joohee is like, sure, whatever, as long as you think Inhyuk will be proud of me, wait, did I say that out loud?

I looked up the lyrics to The Moon but could only find them in Korean. Since I had to translate them anyway, here they are (and this is all via Google translate):

Today when I open my eyes I believe it was yesterday, a day with you It's not over, lie to me

Even when I look back, it’s so clear I'm doing well, how are you? you were humming I remember the singing voice

It's awkward being alone here It's okay because your warmth remains tell me you're doing well too You may not hear it, but

On a night when the moon rises On the day I pictured you I'm lost alone and lost, yeah, yeah In my dark heart, There's no room to breathe I guess I have to let it go now

(Then you repeat the last three parts one more time through, ending on the phrase “I guess I have to let it go now.”)

The lyrics are quite sad, and the song sounds like a ballad to me, so I’m confused as to what happened here. Joohee turned down working with Inhyuk because he wanted to do a rock song, and then ended up doing a ballad. What’s that about? If they’d wanted to do a rock song that showcases vocals and has “moon” in the title, why not Moonshot by N.Flying?

Anyway, the performance begins!

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My thoughts:

Well, hmm. I mean, mostly very nice, with an obvious issue: Joohee starts crying at the end, to the point that he can’t sing. But let’s talk about it other than that for a bit.

I like Joohee’s voice a lot, but for me the star of the show is Euibin. The way that Joohee begins and ends the song makes him feel like the “center”, in a way, but I really, really liked Euibin’s performance here. His voice is just that exact kind of timbre that sets off a funny feeling in the back of my neck, like D.O.’s voice, and I really like it.

I was wondering, “wait, was he this good last time?” and had to check over my notes. He was ranked 9th overall, ahead of Jay Chang, in the first vocal check in. In my notes for the vocal check in, I said that Euibin was singing a ballad, “but his voice was unexpectedly sweet and pretty compared to his serious countenance. He strained a little on some of the higher notes and the whole thing felt a little uneven, occasionally kind of shouty. It’s nice to listen to despite all that. I’m not quite sure what to make of him so far, so I’ll reserve judgment for now.”

In the Pre-4 mission, he sang in Something Like That, and I got the sense that he was really nervous and it made him pitchy and nasal at the beginning and the end, but in the middle he showed “technique and lovely vocal color that must have earned him a spot on the show.” I thought he had a great belt too.

I guess somehow he was less nervous this time, and finally did what he can do. I’m glad I had a chance to hear him really sing. I hope this isn’t the last time. He could improve his breath control a tiny bit, and ok, he got a tiny bit nasal on some of the highest notes, but that’s just quibbling. I really enjoyed it.

As for Joohee, of course I also like his voice. He’s great. I think that in this performance, he’s a little pitchy throughout, and I think he needs to work on his breath control quite a bit. There were some notes that felt like they should have lasted 1 more second, but he ran out of air. More than that, though, he needs to work on his agility. Those leaps up to high notes are kind of strained and uncomfortable. He seems to get almost stuck between registers sometimes and it makes some notes sound almost froggy.

I really, really liked their harmony. Their voices blended really well together.

So, yeah, Joohee was unable to sing the last line or two because he burst into tears. I’m not sure what I think of this. I write something, then delete it, then write it and delete it. I guess I can’t make up my mind whether that was sweet and human or sort of unacceptable, or maybe both. I do know that the pressure of a show like this that has to be incredibly stressful and scary, especially for a younger person like him. Also, I believe that Inhyuk means a lot to him and I think his emotional state was affected by the situation he was in -- even if it was a situation largely of his making.

I dreaded watching the MNET edit, but you gotta do what you gotta do.

The first few notes garner happy reactions from the judges and the guys backstage. Everything seems to be going pretty well until…

There’s something so sort of absurd and hilarious, in a dark way, about how Joohee stands there crying while Euibin stands completely still with his arms to the side, and then goes over to sort of robotically comfort Joohee.

The judges aren’t sure what to do. Solar picks up the mic and says “Don’t cry,” and a few other judges agree. Eunkwang attributes it to the stress of being the youngest.

The judges key in their votes. Backstage, the other contestants are divided. Some of them think it is unprofessional or wrong to cry like that. Jay says that he liked it -- it means Joohee was immersed in the lyrics.

The high and low scores are revealed...

Seungwan, Solar, and Wendy all gave 90s, Jaehwan gave an 80, and the others gave somewhere in between. As a reminder, the first team’s highest was 100 and lowest was 85, so even though people are acting like we can’t know who won, it seems pretty obvious to me who won.

Eunkwang asks Joohee why he cried. He says, “I’m not sure, but when I was singing… I suddenly became overwhelmed and couldn’t stop crying.”

Jaehwan says, “You have those days,” and VCG guy says, “You have those moments.” Eunkwang attributes it to Joohee’s “focus” on the song.

Jaehwan says, “It was still a bummer because…. “ He trails off and tries again: “You might think I’m cold hearted, but… it was a bummer you didn’t finish the song. I like how you’re sincere about the music and take the lyrics seriously, but you have an audience in front of you and as a professional singer, you should have controlled your emotions. But you’re young and don’t have much experience, and I’m sure you learned a lot from this.”

Seungkwan says it’s a good experience to cry… when you’re practicing. “You can only cry while singing when you’re 100% into it,” Seungkwan says -- and of course it’s nice to see someone get full into it. But, he points out, crying on stage is basically not acceptable anywhere else, with the implication that it’s not really acceptable here.

Backstage, Park Jeup says, “I’ve cried before! I’ve wailed!” Our unproblematic fave, Park Jeup, everyone.

It even made sad Donghun smile a little.

We didn’t hear a darn word about how great Euibin’s performance was. This is the Park Joohee show, I guess. Well, I noticed it, Euibin.

You did well, Kwon Euibin. 수고했어, 권의빈.

It’s time for the other team to come out and for production to reveal the full scores.

Haram and Inhyuk take it, 648 to 607.

Doing the math, if we take out the high and low scores for each team and average the rest of the scores, Haram and Inhyuk’s average score would be 92.6, and Joohee and Euibin’s would be 87.4. So it was pretty clearly a win for Haram and Inhyuk, no matter how you look at the numbers.

Park Joohee says…

“At first, I joked a lot and provoked them. But I was worried I might have hurt their feelings.” And he starts crying again!

Everyone laughs a little, which, in my experience of traveling around in Asia, is a fairly common response to tears in many places. It’s not meant to be unkind. In the US if you start crying and someone laughed at you, wow, that would be kind of mean, but in I think most parts of Asia it’s not. I think the impulse is more to help the person stop crying by keeping it light, or something like that.

After a few moments, VCG, trying to help lighten the mood, says in mock seriousness, “So why did you say you’ll destroy them?” Eunkwang says, “All he can destroy is ramyeon!” That gets Joohee to smile.

And that’s the end of this segment.

There are some shenanigans coming up, so in my next post, I’m going to talk about the four performances we skimmed over. After that, I'll do some wrap up on this round, including some math and some BRAPPY awards.

See you then!

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