CLOSE YOUR EYES Releases Fanchant Guide Video for 4th Mini Album '256th Note'
The group CLOSE YOUR EYES has released a fanchant guide video for their new song 'Drop That!' as part of their 4th mini album '256th Note'.
The group CLOSE YOUR EYES has released a fanchant guide video for their new song 'Drop That!' alongside the release of their 4th mini album '256th Note'.
Fanchant Composed to the Rhythm and Lyrics of New Song 'Drop That!'
In the released video, CLOSE YOUR EYES showcased a fanchant that fans can follow along to, timed with the major sections of the new song 'Drop That!'. The music in the video includes sections that lead into "Drop that! Don't care! Free that! Drop that! Stay there!" and sections where "Yeah yeah yeah oh" is repeated. Additionally, sections where "mama you raise the bar" is repeated along with lyrics such as "shining on the light" can be identified. The cast members directly demonstrated the fanchant phrases composed to the flow of the song, guiding fans on the points where they can breathe together on stage. Within the video, lyric sections such as "Drop that! Don't care. Be dead. I don't wanna hear about this." follow, conveying the atmosphere of the song.

Preview of Activities for 4th Mini Album '256th Note'
The cast members in the video gave greetings, announcing their return with the 4th mini album. At the beginning of the video, they shared the news of their comeback and showed themselves confirming their readiness, saying, "We are CLOSE YOUR EYES, returning with our 4th mini album." In particular, in response to the question "Are you ready?", they expressed their determination for their activities by answering, "We are ready. I'm ready. Let's go." At the end of the video, the cast members expressed their will for future activities by mentioning that the breathing for this fanchant is not difficult and leaving a message to meet with their voices on stage. The video was posted through CLOSE YOUR EYES' official channels, including X, Instagram, TikTok, and Weibo.
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