What Time Is It Now?

Victon's song 'What Time Is It Now?' captures the intense emotions and urgency that often accompany romantic relationships. The repeated question, 'What time is it now?' serves as a metaphor for the impatience and anticipation that the singer feels while waiting for their significant other. This sense of urgency is further emphasized by the repeated pleas not to be late and the insistence on knowing the exact time, which symbolizes the importance of the moment and the desire for immediate connection.

The lyrics delve into the emotional turmoil of waiting and the longing for the presence of a loved one. Phrases like 'I’ll be your baby baby baby' and 'neul honjayeotdeon naege naege nega piryohae' (I always needed you when I was alone) highlight the deep emotional dependency and the yearning for companionship. The singer's frustration and desperation are palpable, as they express how the wait is driving them to the brink of madness, 'nan neo ttaemune jinjja michil nam' (I’m really going crazy because of you).

Culturally, the song taps into the universal experience of waiting for someone important, a theme that resonates with many listeners. The use of Korean phrases interspersed with English adds a layer of authenticity and relatability, making the song accessible to a broader audience while retaining its cultural roots. The blend of languages also reflects the global nature of modern relationships, where communication often transcends linguistic barriers. Victon's musical style, characterized by its catchy melodies and emotive delivery, enhances the song's impact, making 'What Time Is It Now?' a poignant exploration of love, time, and the human need for connection.