How wonderful would it have been if I had happened to be somewhere along that road…
What happened
TWS highlights SHINYU, DOHOON and YOUNGJAE in a “Call My Name” clip whose captions pair “I will find my way” with “Won’t you call my name?”
In the Korean comments
One comment reads, in translation, “The movement looks as though they’re finding their direction, and it feels beautiful”—pointing out how the choreography echoes “I will find my way.” Another singles out the “칼각 점프” (kalgak jeompeu, razor-sharp angled jump), saying it has become so expected in a title-track performance that its absence would feel disappointing.
What the words mean
“청춘이라 쓰고 투어스라 읽는다” (cheongchun-ira sseugo TWS-ra ilkneunda, “written as youth, read as TWS”) is not an instruction about pronunciation. It is an affectionate, slogan-like way of saying that TWS embodies youth so completely that the two feel synonymous.
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How wonderful would it have been if I had happened to be somewhere along that road…
You guys, I hope you do well—do even better
The older-member line definitely gives off such a mature feeling, and it’s incredibly attractive... How are all these members in one group..?🥹💙 You write “youth” and read it as “TWS”
BAKBING reaction summary
Many comments highlight the mature charm of the older members.
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