EXID - DDD Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of EXID - DDD? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for EXID - DDD from 2010s Music and what is the personality traits.
EXID - DDD personality type is ENTP, the parent of INTPs. They are often more eccentric than other ENTPs, more eccentric than they are aware of, but ENTPs are seldom boring, and this is another way in which they can be differentiated from INTPs. ENTPs are eccentric in a different way than INTPs. They are eccentric in that they do not conform to expectations, because they do not expect that others conform to expectations. They are eccentric in that they sometimes do things that other people would consider eccentric: they buy a house in a secluded neighborhood at the edge of town and park it conspicuously so that people who pass by will be impressed, but they do not live in it; they find a job at a company that has no offices and which does not even have an email address, and they put their name on the office door only after the company has been established; they prefer to be treated like animals in public rather than like people in public; they may never eat out in public again; they may never again watch TV or go to movies; they may never again go to a dance or social event; and so on. These things are eccentric because the ENTP does not see them as eccentric.
DDD (Korean: 덜덜덜; RR: deoldeoldeol, Korean reaction describing for chills/shivering/trembling) is a song recorded by South Korean girl group EXID for their fourth extended play, Full Moon (2017). The song was released by Banana Culture on November 7, 2017, as the EP's title track.
The song "tells the story of a woman demanding the truth from a lover who cheats on her time and time again but trembles in fear before her, as she alternates between reactions ranging from regret to anger to self-blame.”
