Yeah because it would make the most sense as the reason behind the title - the reason being that throughout their MVs ONEUS have been traveling back in time. Valkyrie would be the representation of the futuristic modern times we're in now, Twilight would represent the european middle ages when they believed in the supernatural's existence (witches, werewolves, vampires etc), and then there's LIT which is like a representation of possibly the korean Joseon dynasty. The reason why it could be the Joseon dynasty is because in the teasers, Leedo and Ravn were the only ones to sit on the throne - and even though I'm not sure HOW many To Moon (and potential newmoons) know this, but King Sejong the Great's real name was Leedo - which as we know, Leedo was one of the members who sat on the throne (even at the end of the actual mv). Ravn's case is a bit interesting, as during the Joseon dynasty there was also another king whose name was Yeongjo - being closely similiar to Ravn's real name - Youngjo. That's a pretty interesting thing I learnt from some twitter moonies! Anyways, back to the reason why To Moon twt speculates the title is LIT - if you look at their debut album - LIGHT US - it uses the infinitive form of the verb ''to light''. And the conjugation for the verb ''to light'' is; (infinitive) to light -> (present) lights -> (past tense) lit -> (past perfect) has lit

@@wiktoriaj4329 There was a clip of ONEUS talking about their real names relating to really influential people of the past and present. That's why they considered calling themselves KING KING as a band name for a short while before ONEUS was considered. That's how To Moons made that connection. xD

@@karisaysthings Well yes, I knew that :o Wasn't it the Kpop Herald interview they did in Twilight era? Or was it an older interview from Valkyrie era? I know what you're talking about but I can't put my finger on it

@@wiktoriaj4329 They were talking about their names in Weekly Idol EP412 with ATEEZ :)

@@Vizualek Ah yes there too ^^ But they did mention it before as well~

5:09 no, "national anthem of KPOP" is much better and reasonable imo, as David says.

imo 😂

EXCELLENT COMMENT I AGREE 100% WITH YOU

Lynette Tracht Same!!!!

I didn't even realize that ksbsns

A weus stan?! An intellectual 🌙🌸

@@susanflores477 haha thanks! Guess that makes us both intellectuals

Yes!!!! I love Onewe as well. Both are great like their big sisters, Mamamoo.

I was a We stan before they were We. Thank you the Unit.

Hii in case you guys want to see another version performance of this song, please watch it in here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/ZtCGda6U25uyqoU.html ^^ you won’t disappointed

Or you can just watch bts idol and it's the same thing, lol

@@blinksstayfresh2524 Well it's not the same tho.. The video is structured differently, the music is different. Lol

Blinks Stay fresh no it’s not

Blinks Stay fresh it really isn’t but ok lol

What movie?

@@Ari_Nekochan asianwiki.com/Woochi There's also a TV series I believe

he later mentions him in the kingdom performance

I thought Leedo was my bias, but I was wrecked by Hwanwoong. He really brought it. (As did the others... but wow)

The title of the song is kaja . lit just the English ver of the title .

@@yerinlee211 No I'm sure they mean they'd rather just leave the title as the Korean word 가자

@@astlkoqomo but it would be hard for us to use 'kaja' in hangul to refer to the song . and to search it in KZfaq Spotify iTunes..... . And not everyone is familiar with the hangul

@@yerinlee211 Yeah but it would have been better if they made the English title as Let's go instead of Lit. I mean I don't really care, I just refer to it as gaja but still an English slang doesn't feel that appropriate for a song heavily influenced by Korean culture