TWS 'Call My Name' Official MV

Why Koreans care

The title, 내 이름을 불러줘 (nae ireumeul bulleojwo, “call my name”), becomes more than a plea for attention in the lyrics. Being called keeps the narrator from losing his way, while the other person’s voice guides his dive toward the stage.

In the Korean comments

One commenter in her forties says the crosswalk scene recalls staying out all night in Hongdae in her twenties and seeing the sun rise. She writes that life now sometimes feels as though she has gone from protagonist to supporting character, but this song makes her feel like the protagonist again.

What the words mean

벅차다 (beokchada) literally describes something exceeding one’s capacity or making the chest feel full. In comments such as “벅차면서 청량해” (beokchamyeonseo cheongnyanghae, “emotionally overwhelming yet refreshing”), it means emotion is swelling almost beyond containment—not that the song is simply difficult or burdensome. It is an informal, emphatic expression of being deeply moved.