WISHes drop 'I MY ME MINE,' their first group track in 18 months, on 2nd debut anniversary

WISHes are back — and it's been a while

Virtual idol group WISHes dropped their second single, I MY ME MINE, on October 27. The duo—므므네 (Meumeuné) and 아일라 (Ayla), both under 그림프로덕션 (Grim Production)—hadn't released a group track in roughly a year and a half. The timing meant the single landed on their 2nd debut anniversary.

Jersey Club and house beats frame an upbeat dance track about the push-and-pull of almost-romance. Friends edging toward something more, never quite saying it out loud. 므므네 described it as "a dance song that instantly lifts the mood when you listen to it," and said it captures "the subtle emotions and tension of getting closer and farther apart without easily expressing affection." Ayla heard it differently. "A song with a much cuter and softer atmosphere than expected."

Dolls, owners, and two separate spaces

The music video splits the two members into different roles. 므므네 plays a doll. 아일라 plays the doll's owner. They move between separate spaces throughout. Ayla explained the setup matched the song's emotional atmosphere. The team also prepared choreography designed to reflect that push-and-pull dynamic between the two characters.

Two years in, and counting

Both members pointed to their 1st anniversary showcase as the most memorable moment of their career so far. On the anniversary itself, gratitude went straight to their fanbase, 이루미 (Irumi). 므므네 said, "Thanks to Irumi who were with us every moment, we were able to come this far." Ayla credited the fandom for making the run to two years feel happy rather than hard.

As for what's next: 므므네 has offline concerts and fan chant production on her list. 아일라 wants to record subculture game OSTs and hold solo concerts where the crowd can sing along. Both members said they want to hold solo concerts and connect with fans directly. (The subculture game OST goal is very specific and very 아일라, honestly.)

I MY ME MINE is available now on major music streaming platforms.