SEVENTEEN Members' Solo Tracks Offer Deep Lyrical Meanings for Fans

In Korea, SEVENTEEN members are generating significant interest with their solo and unit releases, prompting fans and bloggers to closely analyze the deeper meanings embedded within their song lyrics. This trend is driven by the artists' direct involvement in songwriting and composing, allowing for more personal and nuanced messages to be conveyed through their music.

Joshua's solo single 'Baby Come Home' is interpreted beyond a simple plea for return; its core message is a promise to be a constant 'Home' or sanctuary for someone, a concept Joshua himself co-wrote and co-composed. The Chinese version of the song features a duet with Taiwanese singer-songwriter WeiBird, a Golden Melody Awards recipient. Meanwhile, Dino's tracks 'LIKE IT' and '미쳐미쳐' (Michyeo Michyeo) showcase his distinct musicality, with 'LIKE IT' expressing his dedication to dance and performance, co-written and co-composed by Dino, and receiving an all-ages rating. '미쳐미쳐' is a trot song featuring his alter ego Picheolin, blending retro sounds with modern beats.

Local bloggers share authentic impressions, noting that Joshua's clear and soft vocal tone perfectly complements the warm, comforting imagery of 'Home' in his song, conveying the message subtly through acoustics. For Dino's releases, commentators highlight the addictive trot melody and the humorous yet sincere stage presence of Picheolin in '미쳐미쳐,' while 'LIKE IT' is praised for its suitability for all ages and its heartfelt message of dedication to those who have supported him.