The new mini album features seven tracks, including both Chinese and English versions of “鸢 (Vision Wings).” Drawing inspiration from Chinese words that share the same pronunciation but carry different meanings, Vision Wings weaves its songs together around the values, dreams, and aspirations that continue to shape WayV’s journey.
WayV’s “鸢 (Vision Wings)” Blends Hip-Hop and Traditional Chinese Sounds
The album’s title track, “鸢 (Vision Wings),” is a powerful hip-hop performance song that combines modern production with traditional Chinese musical elements.
The track prominently features the guzheng, a traditional Chinese string instrument, alongside jungle-inspired beats and dynamic hip-hop production. Inspired by the image of a bird soaring through a storm, the song expresses WayV’s confidence, resilience, and determination to overcome every limitation.
WayV Takes on Warrior Roles in “鸢 (Vision Wings)” Music Video
The official music video for “鸢 (Vision Wings)” expands on the song’s themes of strength and perseverance.
Filmed against the dramatic backdrop of a Shaolin temple, the members portray warriors as cinematic visuals and martial arts-inspired choreography bring the track’s powerful concept to life.
The combination of traditional Chinese imagery, intense performances, and striking visuals reinforces the song’s message of ambition, self-belief, and pushing beyond boundaries.
WayV to Launch 2026 Concert Tour [BORN THIS Way]
Following the release of Vision Wings, WayV is set to begin its third concert tour, 2026 WayV CONCERT TOUR [BORN THIS Way] IN SEOUL.
The Seoul concerts will take place on September 12 and 13, 2026, at KBS Arena in Seoul. The tour will subsequently continue across Asia, with additional cities and dates to be announced.
With Vision Wings marking the group’s latest musical release, WayV is set to bring the new album’s songs and performances to the stage as part of their upcoming tour.
