Following (G)I-DLE's comeback, K-pop fans took to online community forums to comment on the concept of their "I Love" album.
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(G)I-DLE's Complex Concept for Fifth Mini Album 'I Love' Leaves Fans Impressed
Recently on October 17, (G)I-DLE returned after seven months following the release of their first studio album "I Never Die" with their fifth mini album entitled "I Love."
"I Love" features a total of six tracks that depict various themes of love and emotion. In this album, the songs included are the title track "Nxde," which is pronounced as "nude," and the b-sides "Love," "Change," "Reset," "Sculpture," and "Dark (X-File)."
"Nxde," which was written, composed, and arranged by member Soyeon, features the concept of "comparing the undecorated and dignified figure to the nude." According to Soyeon, "It could be seen as obscene or it could be too lewd. But I consider nude not as just being naked, but being bare."
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With this first day sales figure, this makes (G)I-DLE the fourth female K-pop group in history to achieve such a feat, following BLACKPINK, aespa, and IVE.
In addition, "I Love" also broke the group's own record for first week sales, as their previous album "I Never Die" sold around 176,000 album copies in its first week of release.
Congratulations to (G)I-DLE!
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Written by Robyn Joan
