On the bayfm radio show “Tonight, Under Sakura’s Tree” (every Wednesday 24:00-24:30), broadcast on Wednesday, September 23, 2020.
IZ*ONE’s Miyawaki Sakura was talking about “Beware,” the title track from their first Japanese album, “Twelve,” to be released on October 21.
Miyawaki Sakura: Try saying “Beware,” everyone.
Beware…isn’t it difficult? This.
We sometimes say this in our comments. For example, we’ve been shooting comment videos recently like, “We’ve listened to “Beware” from our first album, “Twelve.” Yeeeah!”…
Isn’t “Beware” really difficult? If you say it normally, it sounds like “Veeeeh”…it’s kind of difficult. This pronunciation. “From ‘Twelve’ to ‘Beware'” was really difficult…but I said it a lot, so maybe I was good at it?
Everyone, please listen to “Beware” a lot.
It’s difficult… this one is the best (laughs).
“Beware” means something like “be careful” in Japanese, but in Korean it’s something like “주의 해주세요 (choshimaseyo)”?
This song is about a girl who has fallen in love. But she’s like “be careful not to fall in love”… Maybe she’s the one who wants to “make him fall in love”? That’s the kind of song it is…
Only the audio has been released so far, so I think you can’t imagine the choreography, but for me, there’s a part where they do a “Grrr!” pose at the “slowly approaching from behind” part, right? “Grrr!” There’s a dance where they do that pose while approaching.
This is the main dance for our “Beware”, and the members are really cute when they do it, so please look forward to it. Please pay attention to that part.