第五个季节 (The Fifth Season) Lyrics – WayV (威神V)

This opener’s all WayV essence: a silky R&B glide laced with a cappella harmonies that stack like fresh snow, those deep, resonant melodies pulling you under with subtle synth hums and breathy vocals from the full six—Kun, Ten, Winwin, Xiaojun, Hendery, and Yangyang. It’s their signature blend of soulful pop and hip-hop edges, but dialed into something ethereal, like a midnight drive through a quiet city dusted white. No wild drops or collabs teased here; it’s pure group alchemy, with Kun dipping into composition for that personal pulse. Snippets hit their Weverse and Insta last month, sparking fan theories on how it ties the album’s “eternal white” motif of timeless, crystalline emotions—fans already looping the 20-second preview like it’s therapy.

Eternal White clocks in as a cozy seven-track escape, no sprawling epic but a tight-knit hug against the cold: title cut “Eternal White” leads with its icy resolve to break free and keep pushing, flanked by “Moment in Time” (moonlit heart-traces that linger), “First Time” (trembling first-love vibes), “Strange Tears” (those unexplained aches), “Lover After Me,” an English “Stay,” and more. Recorded in Seoul studios amid their packed ’25 schedule, it’s WayV leaning into seasonal reflection—less about high-energy bops, more about vulnerability wrapped in holiday glow. The photobook versions (white, black, and minis) scream collector bait, with POBs like Apple Music photocards already vanishing from pre-order shelves.

WayV’s owning this pivot like pros, the NCT China trailblazers who’ve stacked global tours and Phantom hits since ’19, now four years post-debut and sharper than ever. Fresh off summer festivals and that viral “Give Me That” remix wave, they’re evolving from subunit firestarters to standalone storytellers—proving K-pop’s winter can bloom with quiet fire, especially when it’s this crew holding the spark.

Dive into the The Fifth Season lyrics below and unpack its raw narrative. Don’t miss other Eternal White tracks for more of WayV’s crystalline R&B introspection.