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Blue Orangeade

⋆ Genre: New Jack Swing, R&B

⋆ Producing Credits: Slow Rabbit

⋆ Writing/Composing Credits: Slow Rabbit, Moonshine, Cazzi Opeia, Ellen Berg, Supreme Boi

 

About: 'Blue Orangeade' captures the excitement and uncertainty of encountering new people and emotions during youth. The metaphor of a blue-orange drink symbolizes opposites attracting, representing how the five boys, despite their differences, come together to form something refreshing and harmonious. The contrasting elements of blue and orange reflect their individual personalities and traits, but as they blend, they create a sense of unity and balance. [Please note that this is our interpretation of the song's meaning, based on the ongoing narrative of TXT's discography and insights from the members and official press releases. It's perfectly fine to have a different interpretation—after all, that's the beauty of music. ♡]

 

LYRIC VIDEO: (Be sure to check out the written lyrics below for additional explanations of any lyrics or references not covered in the lyric video)


LYRICS (translations by @translatingTXT):

Someone say, what's going on

How exactly did you

Meet someone who's the complete opposite of you?


I don’t know either, but

I know we just keep being

So drawn to each other


You like red roses

You like the blue sea

But I like violet and

Wanna go to the mountains


We're the complete opposite

That’s what makes it more special

It seems like

As though we’re like Blue Orangeade

On the color wheel, blue and orange are directly opposite each other, making them complementary colors. In color theory, these pairs create a strong, visually appealing contrast when used together. In 'Blue Orangeade,' this concept is used as a metaphor for a relationship where, despite being opposites, individuals come together to create something that is both complementary and harmonious.


We like, we like, we like


In this world of darkness

You’re my coolest color

Girl I need it need it need it need it babe

Need need it need it


The complementary color that seems completely opposite

I wanna color this world

Between us between us between us babe

Just between us


Say woah

Just between us babe

Say woah

Won't you give it to me?


The complementary color that seems completely opposite

Wanna be with you

Just between between between between us babe

Just between between us


You like mornings

And I fall asleep in the mornings

When I say “Good morning”

You say “Good night”


Hey

You like 2Pac, I like Biggie Biggie

You're a puppy, I'm a kitty kitty

We’re like S and N magnets

We are  only complete when I exist by your side

A magnet has two ends known as poles: the North (N) and the South (S). According to the basic law of magnetism, opposite poles attract each other, while like poles repel each other.


You like red roses

You like the blue sea

But I like violet and

Wanna go to the mountains


We're the complete opposite

That’s what makes it more special

It seems like

As though we’re like Blue Orangeade

We like, we like, we like


In this world of darkness

You’re the coolest color of mine

Girl I need it need it need it need it babe

Need need it need it


The complementary color that seems completely opposite

I wanna color this world

Between us between us between us babe

Just between us


You're the center of my life

You're the flame inside my heart

-1+[+1]

I can stay young cuz of you

'Zero' is pronounced as 'young/영' in Korean, creating a clever wordplay in the lyrics by integrating the concept of staying young with the phonetic sound of the Korean word for 0 as the equation "-1 + [+1]" equals zero.


Just like how winter passes

You make me bloom,

You make my cold self thaw

This idea is extended in TXT's song 'Our Summer,' (another track off 'The Dream Chapter: STAR' album) which emphasizes that the warmth of friendship can make every moment feel like an endless summer. While 'Blue Orangeade' uses the metaphor of blooming and thawing to depict the transformative power of relationships, 'Our Summer' takes this further by celebrating the enduring joy and comfort found in close bonds.

Oh yeah yeah yeah


In this world of darkness

You’re the coolest color of mine

Girl I need it need it need it need it babe

Need need it need it


The complementary color that seems completely opposite

I wanna color this world

Between us between us between us babe

Just between us


Say woah

Just between us babe

Say woah

Won't you give it to me?


The complementary color that seems completely opposite

Wanna be with you

Between us between us between us babe

Just between between us


 

Helpful Context (Album Summary): ‘The Dream Chapter: STAR’ tells the story of five boys feeling anxious about the changes in their minds and bodies but finding solace in friends who share similar anxieties and deciding to come together under one dream to build a new tomorrow. As their debut album, this EP represents the essence of TXT’s full name: 'TOMORROW X TOGETHER,' signifying that despite their differences, these boys unite under a shared dream to create a brighter future. The album captures the excitement and uncertainties of new beginnings, emphasizing the importance of friendship and unity in navigating the challenges of youth. It celebrates the power of friendship and the magic of dreaming together, setting the stage for their adventure in the chapters to come.

Helpful Context (Album Series Summary): The "Dream Chapter" trilogy chronicles the journey of five boys* transitioning from childhood to adolescence, united by a common dream. As they navigate this pivotal period of youth, the albums explore the evolution of their friendships, the trials they face, and their growth as individuals. Set in a dreamlike world, the trilogy reflects their quest for dreams and aspirations. Additionally, the "Dream Chapter" series serves as a metaphor for TOMORROW X TOGETHER’s own experiences, from trainees to debut artists, highlighting their shared journey of discovery and challenges in pursuit of their dreams.

* These five boys can be interpreted as representing the five TXT members, but they also serve as generalized protagonists used to convey the broader experiences of youth.

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