"Come Back Home" (Seo Taiji and Boys)
Original Korean title
컴백홈
"Come Back Home" refers to Seo Taiji and Boys' 1995 comeback stage that sparked a nationwide hip-hop fashion trend.
Originated around 1995Last updated: August 4, 2026
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What does it mean?
At a special broadcast unveiling Seo Taiji and Boys' fourth album in October 1995, the group's snowboard jackets, baggy hip-hop pants, and half-shaved hairstyles spread into a nationwide fashion trend. The moment is also cited as the point when the concept of the "fan club" first took hold in Korea, and it has remained a frequent subject of parody and nostalgic content ever since.
Where did it start?
From MBC's special broadcast "Come Back Home: Seo Taiji and Boys," aired October 6, 1995.
How is it used?
Cited when reminiscing about 90s fashion and idol culture.
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