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QWER sings of youth's growing pains with ‘Boys' Comic’

QWER has returned with special singles ‘Boys' Comic’ and ‘Picaresque’.

QWER sings of youth's growing pains with ‘Boys' Comic’
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QWER has returned with the special singles ‘Boys' Comic’ and ‘Picaresque’.

The title track ‘Boys' Comic’ was selected after receiving 70% of the support in a pre-release fan vote.

Like the mega-hit ‘T.B.H’, this song is filled with Korean lyrics, but it differs in that it contains failure and frustration alongside excitement.

An orchestra and choir were added to the cheerful band sound, and in the latter half, Siyeon's high notes are added over the drums and guitar to create a dramatic flow.

The included track ‘Picaresque’ conveys an attitude of living in one's own way, and QWER is growing their color as a band through steady practice and stage experience, moving beyond the prejudices and shortcomings of their early debut days.

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Jeong Si-hwan
Jeong Si-hwan
SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL · K-pop Reporter

Covers K-pop for SPECIALTIMES GLOBAL, and also writes Culture and K-Variety stories.

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