It’s also mind-blowing to remember that MITO and MIITO are just over a year and a few months apart from each other.

There's a tiny little scuff on the bottom, but it's not visible when shelved and I chalk that up to manufacturing not packaging because it was very heavily wrapped in protective bubbles and the package wasn't damaged. Merry Go: This song is more in the ballad territory, and showcases a lot of Ian’s vocal prowess when he sustains the “ Merry Go” lyrics for long notes at the end of the song. I have these manic highs and downs, but I like to just equate all of those manic episodes that I go into, dedicate it to this persona,” he shares. Since his high school days, he has been in a hardcore metal band, been a b-boy dancer, K-pop idol and now, a soloist. It seems to reference some of his work in MITO with the mentions of his nervousness and leaving for the show.It’s not following the same mythological writing style of MITO for much of it, until it gets to the bridge and it feels like MITO takes over again. It depicts Mito "remembering the very last conversation that he had with this God before he decided to change and resent him. After all those years of being stuck at home and a lot of mishaps, we want to reward them again with this experience. The record will also include songs like ‘1 Shot’, ‘Merry Go’ and ’Ballroom Extravaganza’, among others. On October 4, DPR IAN put out “Don’t Go Insane” two days prior to the official release, making it the third single and title track.

After C-Clown disbanded in October 2015, Yu along with Live, Cream, and REM established the label Dream Perfect Regime, all of whom attach the label's acronym—DPR—to their names. He said it was his best work yet and that he didn’t know how he would top himself, and I believed him. He’s so candid about his process and his feelings, and the way he uses music to do so in a light and digestible way is impressive. Back in April, the members of DPR – DPR IAN, DPR Live, DPR Cream and DPR REM – shared that they would soon be embarking on their 2022 Regime World Tour.From BTS' RM, J-Hope to PSY, NewJeans, Epik High, DPR IAN – 10 best Korean albums of 2022 that highlight supreme sonic diversity".