TOMORROW X TOGETHER releases music video teaser for Japanese single title song ”We'll Never Change”... ”A heartbreaking sensibility”

"TOMORROW X TOGETHER" is nearing its comeback in Japan. "TOMORROW X TOGETHER" will be broadcast on HYBE at 0:00 on the 2nd.
The official YouTube channel and team SNS of LABELS have posted the title song of "CHIKAI" (Oath/Chikai), "We'll Never
The video begins with a bright light spreading in Beomgyu's eyes.
Next, Hueningkai, Soobin, and Tae Hyeong gazed into the air as if they were reminiscing about something in the gym, banquet hall, and office, respectively, and soon a flashback scene of the time when the five members were together unfolded.
The contrast between the happiest past members and Yeonjun's tearful eyes makes the sadness even more intense.
On the 1st, TOGETHER released a preview of another section of the music video for "We'll Never Change" through a Japanese broadcast program.
On this day, "Even if we're far apart/Even if we grow old/One vow/We're never we're never we're never
The lyrics, which mean "changing," were released. The music video scene released on the same day was the first video content to introduce the members at the time of the group's debut.
"We'll Never Change" is a lyrical mid-tempo ballad, featuring the sad yet sweet voices of the five members.
He said that as we adapt to each other, "you" and "I" will change little by little, but the one thing that will remain the same is that "we will be together forever."
The Japanese single "CHIKAI" to be released at midnight on the 3rd includes the new songs "We'll Never Change" and "Kitto
Along with "Zutto," the title track of the Korean album "minisode 3: TOMORROW" is "Deja
A total of three songs will be recorded, including the Japanese version of "TOMORROW X"
Starting with the Tokyo performance of "TOGETHER WORLD TOUR IN JAPAN", the group will hold their first Japan 4 Dome Tour since their debut (Tokyo Dome, Kyocera Dome Osaka, Vantelin Dome
Through this tour, they will set a new record as the shortest period for a Korean singer to hold a tour of Japan's four major domes after their debut.