MIROH

Stray Kids' song 'MIROH' is a powerful anthem of ambition and resilience. The title 'MIROH' itself is a play on words, combining 'miro,' which means 'maze' in Korean, with the sound of 'roh,' suggesting a path or road. The lyrics depict a journey through a metaphorical jungle and maze, representing the challenges and obstacles one faces in life. The repeated lines about crossing mountains and rivers symbolize overcoming these difficulties and moving forward to achieve one's dreams.

The song's chorus, with its energetic 'Woah-oh-oh' and declarations of wanting to fly higher, encapsulates the group's determination to rise above the hardships and reach new heights. The lyrics 'We goin' higher' and 'fly all day' suggest an unyielding spirit and the aspiration to succeed no matter the environment. The reference to 'Stray Kids' within the song serves as a rallying cry for both the group and their fans, reinforcing their identity and collective journey towards success.

The song also touches on themes of inexperience being a strength rather than a weakness. The lines '처음이라서 방법이 없어' (Because it's the first time, there's no method) and '처음이란 게 무기가 됐어' (Being the first has become a weapon) suggest that the novelty of their approach is an advantage, allowing them to navigate the 'jungle' of the music industry with fresh perspectives and innovative strategies. The mention of Bear Grylls, known for his survival skills, further emphasizes the theme of survival and adventure in the pursuit of one's dreams.