Black Kimi as seen by synesthesia

This song does not only portray love as a happy illusion, but also sharply captures the disconcerting sense of discomfort that people feel deep within their instincts.
There are moments when we all want to believe that we are "fated to be with the one. However, how should one live when he or she synesthetically senses the blackness lurking behind that light? --This work asks that fundamental question.

The graphic motif of the pregnancy test in the lyrics is a tool that symbolizes the future of love, and at the same time represents the earnest act of a human being seeking assurance of happiness. However, even at that moment, the protagonist is struck by the "discomfort that she feels in her body. This is not just a song about a man-woman relationship, but a work that expresses the duality of human existence ** that lurks behind love and desire.

The devil that synesthesia saw repeated in the chorus refers to the truth that the body, not reason, tells us. The work beautifully and caustically depicts the sense of danger that purity will be eroded if we continue to turn a blind eye to the red flags set off by our instincts.

The final passage, I don't want a love that dyes me a dirty color, breaks through the conventional view of love and offers a new definition of love: **"The greatest love is to protect one's own purity. Here Mayu's greatness is evident.

This work is not just a love song.
It is a song representative of the times, vividly illuminating in the language of truth the shadow side of love that everyone once felt but could not put into