The title is a hybrid of the Korean word miro (미로), meaning and the letter "H," which the group adds to suggest a choice: as one enters the maze of life, the experience can either be Heaven or Hell depending on their perspective and actions. Key Deep Themes
Lyrics like "I'm okay" and descriptions of stepping on "traps and toadstools" represent a refusal to be intimidated by failure or societal standards.
In the music video, the group is shown leading a rebellion against corrupt finance figures, symbolizing a takeover of the "city" (the music industry or society at large) through their unique, non-conforming identity.
youtube.com/watch?v=Dab4EENTW5I">official MIROH music video ?
