Shua, you worked so hard! Your song made my heart feel at ease ^^♡
What happened
Joshua films both Chinese- and English-language live clips for “Baby Come Home.” WeiBird joins the Chinese shoot, where the two discuss songwriting and propose working together again.
Why Koreans care
Joshua says he wrote the chorus while thinking of SEVENTEEN’s fans, Carats, connecting “I’ll always be right here” and “Don’t leave me” with people he does not want to lose. The starry setting in the English clip also came from a specific request: after listening to the song while stargazing, he felt it was more comforting that way and asked the production to capture that feeling.
In the Korean comments
One comment reads, in translation, “When I listen to this song on AirPods, the word ‘bliss’ keeps coming to mind.” Another pinpoints a seasonal quality: “His vocal tone is so beautiful—you can feel autumn in the song.”
What the words mean
“미모 열일” (mimo yeoril, looks working hard) literally describes someone’s beauty as doing a hard day’s work. Here it is a casual, exaggerated compliment meaning Joshua looks especially good.
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Shua, you worked so hard! Your song made my heart feel at ease ^^♡
Joshua, your hair, makeup, and outfit on this day were so incredibly pretty... Even hearing you speak English makes my heart flutter🫠
When I listen to this song with AirPods, the word “ecstasy” keeps coming to mind..
Short notes from fans
SEVENTEEN fan notes

Dreamscape 1st Mini Album

DREAMSCAPE
SPILL THE FEELS
17 IS RIGHT HERE
SEVENTEENTH HEAVEN
ALWAYS YOURS
FML
DREAM
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