Rooftop

YooA's "Rooftop" carries the polished, slightly retro shimmer of her solo work apart from Oh My Girl — a mid-tempo pop track with a breezy, open-air feel suggested by the title. The production favors clean synths, a relaxed groove, and a sense of spaciousness, evoking a literal rooftop: city below, sky above, the freedom of a high place at dusk. YooA, known within her group as a standout dancer, brings a light and agile vocal that floats over the arrangement rather than overpowering it, with phrasing that feels unhurried and assured. Emotionally the song lives in a hopeful, slightly dreamy register — the liberation of stepping above the noise, a private moment of clarity or romance away from the crowd. The lyrics sketch escape and elevation, both physical and emotional, the rooftop as a refuge where feelings can breathe. As a solo offering it lets YooA show personality and color beyond the synchronized group format, the kind of self-contained track that rounds out an idol's artistry. It's music for golden hour — a balcony, a warm evening, the moment after a long day when you finally exhale. Put it on when you want lightness without emptiness, a song that lifts you a few floors up and lets you look out over everything for a while.