좋아 좋아 (Like Like)

There is a lightness to this track that feels almost embarrassing to admit — the way early infatuation makes you feel ridiculous, and you don't even mind. The production moves on a bouncy, percussive pop frame with bright guitar plucks and synth accents that seem to skip rather than walk. Nothing here is heavy; the arrangement stays lean and airy, leaving room for the vocals to land with an almost spoken-word casualness. The group's voices trade off with a conversational ease, as if they're narrating a thought they haven't quite finished forming. Lyrically, the song sits right at the moment before confession — when you catch yourself thinking about someone constantly and the only honest response is a helpless repetition of the feeling itself. It belongs to that specific teenage frequency where emotion is overwhelming precisely because it's so simple. There's no complexity to the longing here, and the production honors that by refusing to oversell it. No dramatic key change, no swelling strings — just a groove that won't stop running through your head. You'd reach for this on a spring morning commute, or when a name keeps surfacing in your phone notifications and you already know you're going to respond immediately.