ITZY's new mini album "BORN TO BE" and title track "UNTOUCHABLE" music video were released, showing a more mature appearance.
January/8/2024 18:15
ITZY transformed into powerful female warriors. Today (8th), at 6 pm, ITZY's new mini album "BORN TO BE" and the title track "UNTOUCHABLE" music video were released. Last year, all four members except Lia, who had to suspend activities for health reasons, showed off a new concept. ITZY incorporated solo songs for each member in the album, showing a more mature appearance. The title track "UNTOUCHABLE" is a dance pop genre song that harmonizes mid-tempo EDM and powerful guitar sounds. The lyrics express the determination to overcome hardships and adversity. The album conveys the message of "respecting and loving oneself" and beginning a challenge to surpass one's own limits. The album includes 10 songs, including the title track "UNTOUCHABLE" and others such as "BORN TO BE," "Mr. Vampire," "Dynamite," "Crown On My Head" (Yeji), "Blossom" (Lia), "Run Away" (Ryujin), "Mine" (Chaeryeong), "Yet, but" (Yuna), and "Escalator."
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