you said we had a power, well so do you! you have the power to make time stop, to let feelings linger, and make moments last ✨ thank you for sharing great energy with great music on this great night. til next time, i love you! @day6official
Since you’re a myday one thing you should know & be thankful for is day6 loves day6 & the fans a lot. These men have every opportunity in their career now to focus solely on solo activities bc they have the connections to be bigger. Yet they choose the band over their solo.
This part in Sungjin's 261025 ment ❤️
🐻: I don't think u can be happy, feel loved, or are able to love every single second of everyday. But still if that chance that percentage is at least 50% I feel like it's a pretty happy life where you're loved enough that can give enough love around u. So I really hope you all don't miss out on the bits of love and happiness around u, and that you get to enjoy them to the fullest whenever it happens. Something that looks rare might actually be common and something that looks common might actually be rare. So let's make sure we really feel those moments as they come. U know what I mean right? Just like today. The way our hearts are sharing right now. What is it if not love? The moments we're spending like this. What is it if not happiness, right? So even if we hold on to moments like this little by little, I think we can look back and think "Ah overall it was a pretty happy life." Let's keep loving each other sincerely, spend lots of happy times together, and grow old slowly side by side.
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the way some people are only discovering that young k can actually dance 😭 excuse me while i bring back this 2020 dancing king young k video because this man has been that good 👏
IU dropped two self-written songs this week and the Korean is doing work that English translations cannot carry. April Kim’s Reel is one of the better public explanations of why.
이 별로부터 looks like “from this planet.” Spoken aloud it is also 이별로부터 — “from a farewell.” Same sound. Two meanings. The whole first track lives inside that pun. You are not just leaving a person. You are leaving the private planet the two of you built and then walking off it.
The song is a list of things that only existed between them: the song that was playing at the first kiss, the nickname only they used, the exact way they used to make up after fights, the streets she ran down to meet them, the future they drew together every day. Then she says she will put all of it down here and leave. Not “I miss you.” Not even “I regret it.” She says she has lingered in that place for a long time, and that “waiting” or “lingering attachment” is too small a word for what that was. In Korean it does not sound bitter. It sounds precise. Almost gentle. Like someone packing a room instead of writing a breakup letter.
Track two is the opposite temperature. Dear My Crazy Soulmate is written to Yoo In-na. You can be weird in front of me for the rest of your life, that’s why I like you more. My dream is we become two strange grandmas together. Even if the world collapses I will still mess around for your sake. Same writer. Completely different kind of love. One song is leaving a planet. The other is promising to stay on it.
This is the part people miss if they only get the English. The plot survives. The architecture does not. IU’s word choices are load-bearing. The homophones are not decoration. The tone sits between diary and poem. People who grew up inside Korean literature still say her lyrics feel like extra homework.
April’s Reel is doing the useful thing: not “here is the translation,” but “here is what the translation cannot hold.” That should be a series.
Unknown Planet / 이 별로부터
Dear My Crazy Soulmate
Both written by IU. Released September 10, 2026.
Reel: https://t.co/2YTksTpqXs