CORTIS performs 'REDRED' on Japanese TBS 'CDTV LIVE! LIVE!'
K-pop group CORTIS delivers a vibrant performance of 'REDRED' on the Japanese music program CDTV LIVE! LIVE! on TBS.
The group CORTIS took the stage on the Japanese TBS music program 'CDTV LIVE! LIVE!'.
According to a video released on CORTIS's official YouTube channel on September 18, 2026, the group appeared on the September 7 broadcast of TBS's 'CDTV LIVE! LIVE!' to perform their song 'REDRED'. The video description notes that the footage will be available to view until 9:59 PM (KST) on October 16, 2026.
Song composition of the 'REDRED' performance
In the video, CORTIS delivered a full performance of 'REDRED,' combining the song's lyrics with synchronized choreography. According to audio transcription data, the lyrics feature expressions such as 'Red Red' and 'green green,' alongside phrases like 'Turn it up' and 'Turn on the bass.' The song's structure emphasizes these motifs, featuring repeated lines like 'You should come out to the stage,' 'You gotta know down,' and 'You gotta pop out and show out.'
The track's progression is driven by lyrics that evoke a color contrast between 'green green' and 'Red Red.' The transcribed lyrics include color-centric expressions such as 'Blue is blue' and 'Red is red,' while phrases implying spatial settings like 'studio' or 'going out to the street' help establish the song's overall atmosphere.
Rhythmic lyric development and color contrast
In the early stages of the song, expressions such as 'spinning five nine' and 'going out to the street' appear, with the phrase 'green green' repeating continuously to establish the rhythm. The lyrics also include lines such as 'to the quickly filled spot' and 'whether [they] dislike pressing quickly,' followed by 'You gotta pop out and show out' to convey the energy of the performance.
During the middle of the track, the mood is heightened by the phrases 'Turn it up, I told you to turn it up' and 'Turn on the bass.' The subsequent lyrics feature color-related expressions such as 'Blue is blue, Luchina Salvi' and 'Going to Salvi again,' creating a pattern where 'green green' and 'Red is red' intersect. In the final stages, the song concludes by revisiting themes of the 'studio' and 'going out to the street,' utilizing a repetitive structure of 'green green,' 'Blue is blue,' and 'Red is red.'
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