Each section of “Woke Up” is represented by different members and their accompanying rap. How does each member feel about their section and the meaning behind it?
Jurin: My introductory verse represents the emergence of “Woke Up” and what XG stands for, so as a leader, I was thrilled to sing that part. I particularly like the verse before the chorus because the choreography is really fun. I love how the wordplay, especially in lines like “Find me in Tokyo rappin’ a skirt,” combines cuteness with a hip-hop vibe.
Chisa: My part overall has a sexy vibe, and I love lyrics like “fix my hair” and “makeup” because they represent me. The line “Make ’em bow down to the X, uh” at the end feels like a key part to me personally, as it encapsulates our strong determination to aim for the world!
Hinata: I love singing the catchy part in the chorus, “I’m cool just the way I woke up, so don’t make me mad.” It’s got this relaxed yet assertive vibe that I really enjoy!
Harvey: In Verse 2, there’s a lyric that goes, “You can call me Harvey, but I’m not your Barbie doll yeah,” and it’s where I rhyme with my name, creating a confident lyric. It’s the part I can easily imagine, and every time I sing it, it fills my heart with passion ︎.
Juria: I love the chorus part where I sing, “Woke up lookin’ like this.” It feels bold yet carries a lot of meaning within it, which is something I really appreciate.
Maya: I like the “We all fam and stand tall now” because I feel like it showcases and delivers the strength and power that we have as a team and family. Whenever I rap this part, it gives me this feeling of confidence. 
Cocona: I love Verse 2’s rap! Especially the part where it goes, “Young queen but I act like an unnie (older sister).” It’s catchy, cute, and a rap style we haven’t seen much before, which I really like!
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