M.O.N.T

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M.O.N.T

M.O.N.T, which stands for "Moment of Nature," started as a four-member boy band in 2015 with Minhyuk, Narachan, Bitsaeon, and Roda. They debuted with a single...

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Tired Editor's note live · Video on page · 39 visits A K-pop track that maps the circular exhaustion of a life that won't end. arrow_forward Sorry Editor's note live · Video on page · 34 visits A Portuguese lyric fragment shows a plea that can't quite land, from a band that knows about regrouping. arrow_forward Anti-Hero Editor's note live · Video on page · 31 visits A K-pop track where noise becomes armor and history gets made on defiant terms. arrow_forward Moonlight Editor's note live · Video on page · 30 visits A 2017 K-pop track where secrets find their only listener in the dark. arrow_forward Shadow Editor's note live · Video on page · 29 visits A track about following someone so closely you become their silhouette. arrow_forward Bae Editor's note live · Video on page · 28 visits A K-pop track that turns a simple check-in into a daily devotion. arrow_forward

Editor's note

M.O.N.T's small catalog of earnest pop songs

A Korean pop trio with a handful of direct, personal tracks about friendship and fatigue.

If you want the vibe, 'Anti-Hero' and 'Best Friend' frame it. One's about doubt, the other's about loyalty, both feel lived-in.

Their songs like 'Anti-Hero' and 'Tired' speak plainly about modern anxieties without much polish. They're not trying to be anthemic, just relatable. You hear it in the straightforward titles: 'Best Friend,' 'Bae,' 'Will You Be My Grlfriend?'

There's no grand history documented here, just a series of songs that feel like snapshots. The mood shifts from the weary 'Tired' to the hopeful 'Moonlight' without much ceremony.

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Tired Editor's note live · Video on page · 39 visits A K-pop track that maps the circular exhaustion of a life that won't end. arrow_forward Sorry Editor's note live · Video on page · 34 visits A Portuguese lyric fragment shows a plea that can't quite land, from a band that knows about regrouping. arrow_forward Anti-Hero Editor's note live · Video on page · 31 visits A K-pop track where noise becomes armor and history gets made on defiant terms. arrow_forward Moonlight Editor's note live · Video on page · 30 visits A 2017 K-pop track where secrets find their only listener in the dark. arrow_forward Shadow Editor's note live · Video on page · 29 visits A track about following someone so closely you become their silhouette. arrow_forward Bae Editor's note live · Video on page · 28 visits A K-pop track that turns a simple check-in into a daily devotion. arrow_forward Best Friend Editor's note live · Video on page · 28 visits A K-pop track about the quiet relief of having someone who understands you without explanation. arrow_forward Will You Be My Grlfriend? Editor's note live · Video on page · 27 visits The K-pop group's song captures the dizzying anxiety of waiting for someone to say yes. arrow_forward Anxious Editor's note live · Video on page · 26 visits A K-pop track that turns internal pressure into a frantic, hunted feeling. arrow_forward Rock Paper Scissors Editor's note live · Video on page · 21 visits A K-pop track that captures the dizzy, repetitive thoughts of a new attraction. arrow_forward

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M.O.N.T, which stands for "Moment of Nature," started as a four-member boy band in 2015 with Minhyuk, Narachan, Bitsaeon, and Roda. They debuted with a single called "Exit." In 2017, they put out "Moonlight," a song that got some attention for its synth-heavy sound and lyrics. Roda left the group in 2018, and they later signed with High Entertainment in 2019.

Their catalog includes songs like "Tired," "Sorry," and "Anti-Hero." They've also released tracks such as "Will You Be My Grlfriend?" and "Rock Paper Scissors." The group's work spans pop and R&B styles, with some electronic touches here and there.

Minhyuk handles main vocals, Narachan raps and sings, and Bitsaeon is the main dancer who also contributes vocals. After Roda's departure, they continued as a trio, putting out material that leaned into more experimental territory at times.

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LyroVerse currently has 10 visible lyric pages for M.O.N.T.

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Yes. There are 2 photos available, and the preview gallery on this page links to the full photos section.

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