TWS asks fans to ‘Call My Name’ as a tour finale meets a new chapter

TWS revealed the three tracks on their upcoming single TO US on Oct. 23. The title song ‘내 이름을 불러줘’ credits members Youngjae, Shinyu and Dohoon; ‘WE UP’ and ‘heavy’ round out a Dec. 2 release. The reveal coincides with the final date of their tour in Kaohsiung.

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Introduction

The title is about finding courage when someone calls your name. Behind the song is another name: 42, the fandom that has been calling TWS all along.

What happened

According to agency-based Oct. 24 coverage, TWS posted the TO US tracklist at 10 p.m. KST on Oct. 23. The title track is framed around courage gained through trust, ‘WE UP’ around ambition, and ‘heavy’ around comforting weary young people. Youngjae, Shinyu and Dohoon took part in writing lyrics for the lead song.

Why it is trending

The angle is the widening emotional palette—from youthful excitement to trust, ambition and exhaustion—at exactly the point where TWS is scheduled to end its Asia tour in Kaohsiung on Oct. 24.

People’s reactions

Agency materials frame the song as a message to fans, but individual fan comments were not independently examined. The article does not invent quotes or an overwhelming consensus.

Background

TO US means ‘to us’. Reading the three descriptions together suggests a two-way conversation between the band and fans. That interpretation is based on promotional notes, not a quotation from the yet-unreleased lyrics.

Key facts

The announced release is Dec. 2, 2026 at 6 p.m. KST with three tracks: ‘내 이름을 불러줘’, ‘WE UP’ and ‘heavy’. A highlight medley is scheduled Oct. 26 and teasers Oct. 28 and 30. The Kaohsiung show is a scheduled event; this piece does not claim its final results.

What to watch next

The Oct. 26 medley and Oct. 28/30 teasers will clarify the sound. Melody, choreography and chart results should not be declared before release.

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