Both Baekhyun and his lookalike are sporting white hair for this upcoming comeback "OBSESSION," and this is evidently the symbolism of their power, which is light. The difference is that X-EXO's Baekhyun has a silver chain across his face then behind his helix down to his chest. He has green eyes as well that augments his strong vibe and hair tails that flow down his right shoulder.
In the teaser, the main Baekhyun is seen walking around the same industrial area where the main Kai, Chanyeol, and Sehun were spotted. His dewy face and undercut are such a sight to behold, not to mention that he is dressed in vest-looking denim long sleeves (and manspreading as always, like his usual pose).
On the other hand, X-EXO's Baekhyun is seen in a red dimly lit room and looking directly at the camera, seemingly to say that he does not think of this forthcoming face-off as a child's play. But this teaser, as well as his teaser images, intrigue a plethora of fans as to why he is in a dark room in the first place when his power is light.
Meanwhile, on Sunday, November 17, EXO dropped the details of the two versions of "OBSESSION," which pushed the sales to skyrocket. It turns out, a battalion waited for the details to be dropped before placing their orders in Synnara and Ktown4u. As of press time, the 6th album is still sitting prettily on the lap of the No. 1 in both sites.
Both EXO and X-EXO versions will come with a lyric book, CD-R, photobook, folded and unfolded posters, photo slide, and a random card. The difference is that the EXO version's photos are black and white, whilst the X-EXO version consists of colored ones. A large portion of the album's total sales will proceed to UNICEF as well, as stated on the album cover.
Then, on the morning of November 18, EXO hinted another detail regarding two of the tracks of the forthcoming album, "Trouble" and "Jekyll."
The EXO account wrote:
"K-POP King #EXO heralded a strong appeal with a trap, reggae style dance song 'Trouble', a love story without an exit falling deeply into another, and the dance-pop song 'Jekyll', an impactful portrayal of an inner conflict with another self!"
The cloned account, as usual, used an informal tone.
