TEEN TOP were the esteemed guests on a recent airing of 'Cultwo Show' on which the members spilled the beans on Niel's self-composed song and the group's 'suggestive' new track "Ah-Ah"

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Niel humbly downplayed his self-composed song "Please" on the group's new album 'Natural Born Teen Top' when the MCs asked to introduce the song and why it wasn't selected as the title. Niel replied, "It's called 'Please'. Honestly, it isn't as good as the title. It's about a female friend who receives a call from her ex, so [it's asking why] she can't forget about him."

The MCs also mentioned the 'suggestive' nature of the group's new song 'Ah-Ah,' commenting, "The new song is quite sexy. Is it really about asking to be with [the opposite sex] for 24 hours?" Niel answered, "If you think that way the lyrics could sound sexy," trying his best to keep the conversation PG. 

Ricky on the other hand, was more brazen with the description of the title song, frankly explaining, "The lyrics are about liking [a girl's] backside and butt and asking her to stay together. Since the lyrics mentions 'butt' it was a bit embarrassing," to the amusement of the listeners.