My Favorite

Lighter than either of its companion tracks, My Favorite trades aspiration for something warmer and more domestic. The production leans into soft funk — a plucked bass line, clipped guitar chords, a glockenspiel-adjacent synth that gives everything a toy-box shimmer. NCT WISH sounds most relaxed here, their voices easy and conversational rather than projected. The hook is deliberately modest, the kind of melody that lodges in the back of the skull and resurfaces unprompted at odd hours. Lyrically, the song enumerates small pleasures — specific sensory details that accumulate into a portrait of contentment: light through windows, a familiar voice, a song played on repeat. The genius of the track is that the word "favorite" becomes expansive through specificity rather than through grand declaration. This is not a love song in any conventional sense but something closer to a gratitude list set to music. It plays well in the background of a slow afternoon without feeling like it's fighting for attention, and rewards close listening for anyone patient enough to catch the way the harmonies shift in the final chorus.