"I think the last three years was a period of self-care and self-love," Sungjin says of the 4-piece band's hiatusJenna Wang is an Editorial Intern at PEOPLE. She has been working at PEOPLE since 2023. Her work has previously appeared in CBS Essentials and The Daily Northwestern.After a long break, returning to the stage again might feel a little intimidating.
Indeed, being together in front of their fans, dubbed “My Days,” has been a long time coming. Through all the trials and tribulations, their unity is what stands out as they speak, and especially in their lyrics. “They insisted that they come into my room and share my bed while we were training, while we were practicing together — so that’s one memory that I have,” Dowoon shares.When asked how large the bed was, Wonpil doesn’t beat around the bush with his response: “Yeah, it was very small.”
The second track revolves around one question: “Why am I gradually sinking when I want to be happy?” For Sungjin, the melancholic song is one that he can especially relate to. Later on, the group also demonstrates how love isn’t only between them or their fans, but even for their past selves. That’s something they don’t forget to mention as they grow into their late twenties and early thirties, as Dowoon proves with a message to his younger self.