[Dispatch=Reporter Yuha Sky] ILLIT issues a bold warning against one-sided relationships.

ILLIT will release their fifth mini album "BREAK EVEN" on the 26th of next month. On the 28th at 12 p.m., they shared a new album tracklist image on SNS.

The album title "BREAK EVEN" refers to the break-even point of a relationship where there is neither loss nor gain. ILLIT conveys a message of breaking away from a relationship where one pours their heart unilaterally. It contains a more proactive attitude toward love.

The title track is "Arrest You." Rather than continuing to fall for the other person, they choose to end the relationship on their own. While maintaining ILLIT's distinctive honest and quirky charm, it signals a bolder side.

The tracks are organically connected. In "Super in Love," they realize their love was a one-sided crush. In "More," the embarrassment of misunderstanding the relationship turns into irritation toward the other person.

The emotions reach their peak in "Arrest You." They ultimately decide to sever ties with the other person. In the final track "Pop," the mood takes a turn. They abruptly fall for a new person who appears without warning, signaling the start of another love.

The tracklist image cleverly incorporates the new album's concept. The return address on the mail reads "Daily Frustration Management Department." The members express their emotion of being tired of love in an enjoyable way through sharp gazes and frowning expressions.

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