that a rearrangement of the title’s Korean vowels becomes “for a long time,” and the song is listed as track 8, a symbol of infinity, denoting TXT’s vow to walk the path with MOA forever. “Through the song ‘MOA Diary,’ we wanted to express our appreciation for MOA as well as our connection and love,” Taehyun adds. Justin posted a photo of his mom on Mother’s Day with a heartfelt message about how she always encourages him to be strong and compassionate. He also acknowledged the recent mistakes he’s made, saying "If it wasn’t for this woman lets just say I would have had a way LONGER stupid phase. I love u and thank u for not giving up on me!"Instagram contentView on Instagram “LO$ER=LO♡ER” is an anthem for Gen Z barrelling through their youth, as well as those who might fill adult shoes yet walk in the shadows of a youth they could never have. “[The song] expresses the desire of wanting to be your lover — my healer and salvation — and to be each other’s savior, even if you have to appear to be like a loser in the eyes of the world,” Yeonjun, who penned his own rap lines, says. It’s a grungy slice of hardcore pop-punk deserving of an amphitheater audience, with the romantic, fervid lyricism that has come to define their oeuvre: “With you even a fall is beautiful / I gladly sink to the other side of the sky,” the lyrics read. “Just hope we can embrace by the end of my clumsy flight / I don’t care if everyone laughs, I want to sink into your ocean.” Flaunting a new aesthetic and a sudden proclivity for the word “f*ck” in the accompanying music video, and amping up their gritty vocals, TXT have gone full-on rock band.ContentView Iframe URLThe naming convention is astylization choiceakin to its predecessor “0X1=LOVESONG (I Know I Love You) It all started when Jennifer Lawrence said Amy Schumer's nameduring an interview