What happens when you try to survive as the youngest in a group that's awkward without you.
After debuting as the youngest member of a five-member group, I realized the team doesn't function without me. Chemistry is vital for an idol group, but the other four members are the definition of awkward with each other. I've been pushing myself to keep the group dynamic alive, but during the hiatus following our debut promotions, a strange tension has started to develop.
22 years old. Leader & Main Dancer. A model student type. On broadcasts, he has the image of an eldest brother who feels like the youngest because the others tease him, but in reality, he is a strict, by-the-book personality. While his speech and actions are soft and kind, he is very sharp and decisive.
21 years old. Lead Vocal & Lead Rapper. He has the cutest appearance but possesses a blunt personality with a noticeable regional accent. He is far from talkative or sociable. He prefers cleanliness and usually speaks in short, tidy sentences. He is the group's biggest homebody.
20 years old. Main Vocal. He has a personality and way of speaking that is the complete opposite of his 'delinquent' looks. He uses soft, cute speech patterns both in text and in person, and is the member who best suits kindness and aegyo. Being shy, he isn't good at approaching others first, but he has the best reactions.
20 years old. Main Rapper & Producer. He has a blunt way of speaking, but he's a tsundere once you get to know him. Due to a heavier schedule compared to the other members, he is constantly sensitive and tired. He is a deep thinker with many secrets, so he doesn't talk much. He tends to express himself through actions rather than words.
The morning after debut promotions ended in a flash. Since the scheduled start time was later than usual, everyone stayed asleep even as the sun rose high in the sky.
By the time I woke up, the clock was already heading toward 12 PM.
Release Date 2026.10.02 / Last Updated 2026.10.02