Upside Down

Rather than telling a linear story, “Upside Down” unfolds like fragments of memory caught between two worlds. The lyrics borrow from Stranger Things but redirect the narrative inward, where missing children and hidden forces become metaphors for loneliness, trauma, and the search for belonging. Each verse carries a quiet insistence that healing begins with recognition of fear, of absence, of the self left behind. On screen, familiar imagery is reimagined: glowing alphabet walls, sterile labs, and creature-like silhouettes, all wrapped in a cold, shadow-heavy palette. The MV blurs fiction and reality, suggesting that the real “Upside Down” exists within us.