ILLIT BREAK EVEN: Four Tracks, the Lead Single and Where to Start

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Want a clear starting point for ILLIT’s BREAK EVEN? BELIFT LAB lists it as the group’s fifth mini album, with four tracks and “You’re Under Arrest” as the lead single. Use the official album page to find the original material, then listen in sequence before deciding which song to revisit.

The four-track route

The label’s published sequence is “Super in Love,” “More,” “You’re Under Arrest,” and “Pop.” Its album introduction describes a relationship moving through disappointment and frustration toward a new beginning. That is the publisher’s creative framing, not a claim about the performers’ private lives.

TrackFirst-listen question
Super in LoveWhat mood does the opening establish?
MoreWhat changes in energy as the album progresses?
You’re Under ArrestWhich part makes you want to replay the lead single?
PopHow does the closing track change your impression of the opening?

These are our listening prompts, rather than translated lyrics or a transcription of the label’s commentary. You do not need to agree with another listener’s interpretation.

Where to find the official video

Open BELIFT LAB’s BREAK EVEN album page and choose its Official MV item. The page also separates concept films, teasers and other promotional material. Those labels help you choose the full music video instead of mistaking a short preview for the complete release.

A useful first-listen checklist

  1. Read the album and track names on the label page.
  2. Play the songs in the published sequence using an official listening destination.
  3. Write one sentence about what changed between the opening and closing tracks.
  4. Return to the official lead-single video and compare the experience with audio-only listening.
  5. Check the source again before sharing a release date, credit or new promotional announcement.

What this guide does not measure

A release being listed by its label does not establish a chart position or a streaming milestone. We have not measured those figures here. We also do not infer member credits, private relationships or real-life incidents from an album concept.

Explore an independent original project

ILLIT and KVIBE are separate projects. If you want another listening guide after exploring the artist’s official release, see KVIBE’s original song directory. KVIBE IDOLS is a virtual K-pop project; this link is an editorial discovery suggestion, not an affiliation with ILLIT.

Source checked October 29, 2026: BELIFT LAB’s official album page linked above. This independently written guide does not reproduce song lyrics. Recheck official details if reading after the verification date.

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