rm ‘rpwp’ lost! poster

⇽ LOST! Official Teaser ⇾

Today we’ve had our first official teaser

for   the title track, LOST!, of   Namjo-

on’s album, Right Place, Wr-

ong Person!

There are three posters in total for this

track, and they all give off slightly om-

inous vibes; I personally think they lo-

ok like they could be posters for horro-

r films!

They all are quite dark, and depicts Na-

mjoon in light coloured suits in a va-

riety of situations, and the faint gree-

n tint to all of the images are what I beli-

eve creates the menacing look that is a-

ssociated with horror films.

In the first image we can see four differ-

ent Namjoon’s stuck   in a maze, fitti-

ng the ‘lost’ theme to match the so-

ng’s title. What is odd is that only the N-

amjoon in the middle is illuminated, wh-

ereas the three   around the edges a-

re cast in shadow, and it makes me real-

ly curious to see what this could mean.

In the second image we can see thre-

e different floating ‘islands’, each depic-

ting Namjoon at a desk. Each version

of him looks bored and fed up, and I thi-

nk this could represent feeling lost in li-

fe, perhaps in a job you don’t feel sui-

ts you.

Namjoon is a very creative individual, a-

nd despite being very academically su-

ccessful !during his school years, than-

ks to his high IQ, I can imagine that a-

n office job probably would have been a

nightmare for him, and this poster may

be depicting that.

The final image is potentially the creepi-

est; it shows Namjoon sitting, leaning

against a wall in what looks like an offi-

ce, and there are four more people w-

earing the same outfit as him, but the-

y almost look like mannequins due t-

o their unnatural and stiff looking pos-

tures.

Maybe I’m reading into it, but I think, w-

hen it comes to   office jobs, you are

just a cog in a machine and are easily r-

eplaced, and it just shows how these p-

eople are all seen as the same, replac-

eable person, regardless of who the-

y are.

And just like the posters for his previou-

s single, there are a large number of n-

ames written at the bottom of the pos-

ter. There’s a large cast and one na-

me that piqued my interest is the pr-

oducer’s name, Erfan Saadati, who is

known for his vivid and immersive style.

Seeing that only made me even more i-

ntrigued about what this music video

might be like, and it may be even mor-

e interesting and captivating than Come

back to me, which was a masterpiece in

itself!