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TWS: The Beauty of Growing Up Unscripted
TWS’s second single album, *TO US*, broadens the group’s “Boyhood Pop” themes by exploring mistakes, regrets and self-doubt alongside the optimism of youth. The six members describe growing up as accepting imperfect experiences as part of their story, and say the album reflects how they have changed since their 2024 debut.
In the interview, Jihoon says early setbacks with stamina, performance and singing became motivation, while Youngjae recalls the nerves and freshness of the group’s first performances. Members describe enjoying music, connecting onstage, touring internationally and sharing a favourite meal as moments worth celebrating. They say their advice to their younger selves would be to keep going, care for themselves and grow at their own pace.
In short
- TWS’s new album explores the imperfect side of growing up.
- Early performance struggles became motivation for the group.
- Members find celebration onstage and in everyday moments.
Explained simply
TWS are a six-member South Korean boy group whose music explores the experiences and feelings of youth. They debuted in 2024, and their “Boyhood Pop” label reflects the group’s focus on growing up and everyday moments.
The group’s second single album, TO US, looks at less polished parts of growing up, including mistakes, regret and self-doubt. Its members describe these experiences as part of their personal story, alongside the excitement of performing, touring and making music together.
The album offers a view of how the members see themselves changing since their debut. Their reflections connect youthful optimism with the effort it takes to keep learning and look after themselves.