Chase

Built around a sharper, more confrontational energy than "Runner," "Chase" has the feel of pursuit — in both the romantic and competitive sense — with production that keeps the tension wound throughout rather than releasing cleanly into a traditional chorus catharsis. The rhythm is propulsive, forward-leaning, the bass sitting low in the mix while synth elements add a slightly edge-lit quality to the atmosphere. Minho's performance here is more stylized, leaning into performance charisma rather than emotional vulnerability, and that works precisely because the song's premise is one of aggressive wanting rather than tender feeling. The verses build with a controlled urgency before the track's energy is redirected rather than released, keeping the listener in a state of productive suspension. This is music that understands the particular adrenaline of wanting something you haven't caught yet — the heightened attention, the sharpened focus, the pleasure of the chase itself rather than its conclusion. For workouts, for competition, for the specific motivational state of going after something deliberately.