"Throw Away Your Cell Phone"... The changes DADADA! conveyed after the rain

A time to lay down worries about work and focus only on each other. The message conveyed by the group DADADA! resonated along with the music.

The unreleased video of DADADA!'s 'Let's get out of here' released by the ONE HOUR channel captures the lingering emotions of the original live broadcast held on August 7. This video is an unbroadcasted segment released after the live streaming, depicting moments of rest away from daily life through the song's lyrics and atmosphere.

"Throw Away Your Cell Phone"... A spell to escape daily life

The message flowing along the progression of the song encourages an escape from complex daily routines. The lyrics, which suggest focusing only on each other in a place where no one can find them, propose having their own small time while stopping thoughts about work and even throwing away their cell phones.

Along with the metaphor that everything can change with just a single sentence on the day after it rains, a landscape of walking without stopping, like a slowly flowing river, is described. Conversations continuing all night, hands naturally held, and scenes of watching delicious food and movies together concretize the 'our own time' that the song aims for. The repeated shouts of DADADA! along with the song title 'Let's get out of here' emphasize this sense of liberation.

Live stages held every Friday in Busan

Opportunities to experience DADADA!'s music in person are provided regularly. Live streaming is broadcast every Friday from 7 PM to 8 PM through YouTube and CHZZK, and recorded versions are uploaded through YouTube every Thursday between 7 PM and 8 PM.

Offline performances are held every Friday at 7 PM at the Busan KT&G Sangsang Madang 3rd floor Live Hall. The admission fee is 10,000 won, and reservations can be made through Melon Ticket. Detailed inquiries regarding the performances can be found through the official ONE HOUR Instagram (@onehour_officia1). ONE HOUR, which advocates for 'a time of purity, a time as it is,' continues to hold such live stages.

Source: ONE HOUR (YouTube)