Love Potion Lyrics – CHUU (츄) | from “XO, My Cyberlove”

This bubbly bop, co-composed by Tk Kayembe, Kyla McMillan, and ASTON, with lyrics from Seo Jeong A and the same crew, is CHUU channeling her inner alchemist: a glossy K-pop potion blending synth-pop sparkle with R&B whispers and those ear-candy hooks that scream late-night scrolling crushes. It’s all about that electric pull of unspoken vibes—the secret recipe for tumbling headfirst into love, where friends fade into “timing” and slow-burn tension bubbles up like raspberry fizz.

The chorus (“핑크빛의 My Love Potion”) loops like a spell, urging you to chug the emotion without brakes, while verses tease the thrill of feeling finer with every glance. It’s playful yet piercing, her vocals dipping from breathy teases to confident belts over driving beats that feel custom-made for playlist therapy or impromptu dance breaks. Dropped as a pre-release teaser last month, it racked up millions on YouTube, with fans flooding her Bubble app over those lace-ribbon fantasies.

XO, My Cyberlove lives up to its name—a 9-track cyber-romance odyssey diving into virtual flirts and real-feel longings, her boldest canvas since going solo. The title track kicks off with orchestral drama, then it’s a cocktail of moods: sultry “Cocktail Dress,” citrus-sharp “Limoncello,” the twinkly “Teeny Tiny Heart,” cozy “Heart Tea Bag,” playful “Hide&Seek,” and snowy closer “When the First Snow Falls,” plus earlier singles “Canary” and this potion gem. Recorded amid her whirlwind post-LOONA glow-up, it’s laced with live strings and glitchy edges, proving CHUU’s not just cute vocals anymore—she’s crafting worlds where pixels meet pulse.

At 26, CHUU’s owning this chapter like a boss: from LOONA’s orbit-era breakout to that 2021 solo splash with “Chuu,” she’s juggled heart projects, variety show charm, and a fan-voted subunit comeback, all while teasing this album through cryptic Insta lives and that viral Coachella DJ set last summer. XO feels like her exhale—deeper, dancier, unapologetically hers, trading girl-group gloss for grown-up glow as she eyes world tours and collabs that bridge K-pop and global pop.