The five-member Japanese group—famous for their sharp choreography and dual-vocal power—takes a more introspective turn in this emotionally charged track. Nonfictions isn’t about loud heartbreaks or dramatic scenes. Instead, it zooms in on the quieter struggles: pretending to be okay when you’re not, and the pressure to keep up a perfect image even when you’re feeling anything but.
Set against pulsing beats and layered harmonies, the song captures that tension we all feel sometimes—between how we’re actually doing and what we think the world expects to see. It’s a reflection of daily life, especially in a time where it’s easy to edit your story and filter your emotions online.
The music video doubles down on this theme, pairing stylized visuals with sleek, expressive choreography. The contrast between polished appearances and hidden feelings is clear—and for anyone who’s ever smiled on the outside while struggling on the inside, it hits home.
With Nonfictions, Da-iCE continues to grow as artists who aren’t just making music to dance to—they’re making music that says something. It’s a reminder that it’s okay to not be okay sometimes, and that behind everyone’s highlight reel, there’s always more to the story.
🎧 Listen here: Nonfictions – Da-iCE
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