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MADEIN’s ‘Super Obvious’ Isn’t About Surprise — It’s About Knowing the Ending Before It Starts

By Marcus AdetolaFebruary 10, 2026

MADEIN open Girl Meets Boy with a track that already knows where its story ends.

Released February 9, 2026, the song begins with a sombre piano line before clean electric guitars and driving percussion take over, pushing it forward through steady melodic motion rather than abrupt beat switches. 

The bright, polished guitar tone keeps the chorus lifted without leaning into distortion, placing the emphasis on structure and momentum. 

It’s a melody-focused release built around accepting a breakup that feels inevitable from the first chorus.

That idea becomes explicit in the line “moduga da aneun sad ending” (“a sad ending everyone knows”), which reframes the chorus around inevitability rather than fighting against it.

The build will feel familiar to listeners drawn to the melodic sweep associated with groups like GFriend, Oh My Girl and Dreamcatcher, where guitars reinforce emotional momentum instead of triggering a dramatic drop. 

The hook circles back instead of escalating, letting repetition do the emotional work.

The MV follows the same direction. Short cinematic cuts and close framing replace extended choreography, moving scene by scene rather than anchoring itself to a performance setup.

Discussion across r/MADEIN_U and r/kpop intensified in late December 2025 after the agency confirmed that Yeseo and Suhye had suspended activities, leaving MADEIN promoting as four members.

Threads reacting to that announcement framed the comeback through uncertainty about the group’s future, which inevitably shapes how fans read the release.

Written by Mingu Kim, Isaac, Kim Ji Yoon, Choi Sung Hyuk and Junji, the track builds through layered vocals and steady rhythm. 

The strength isn’t in dramatic escalation. It’s in how clearly the song walks toward an ending everyone already recognises.

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