FIFTY FIFTY returns with bright new EP Imperfect-I’mperfect and “Like a Bubble” music video

FIFTY FIFTY has officially returned with the release of the music video for “Like a Bubble,” the title track from the group’s fourth mini-album, Imperfect-I’mperfect. Released on June 1 at 6 p.m. KST, the project marks the group’s first comeback in seven months following the digital single Too Much Part 1.

The new EP features six tracks: “STARSTRUCK,” “Like a Bubble,” “Took It Too Far,” “PERFECT,” “Genie Magic,” and “Carry On.” “STARSTRUCK” was previously released as a pre-release single on May 15, setting the tone for the group’s new era before the full mini-album arrived.

According to YouTube Music, Imperfect-I’mperfect runs for about 18 minutes, with each track staying close to the three-minute mark. 

The title track “Like a Bubble” builds on the album’s central message of self-acceptance. Its bright and dreamy music video shows the members embracing joy, freedom, and the feeling of being themselves without hiding behind a mask. The song’s light, buoyant concept matches the EP’s broader theme: accepting imperfection rather than trying to erase it.

Imperfect-I’mperfect also expands FIFTY FIFTY’s sound through a mix of upbeat pop, dreamy textures, and emotionally driven storytelling. Promotional material for the comeback described the album as a project that celebrates unpolished emotions, individuality, and the beauty of being honest about who you are.

FIFTY FIFTY, formed under ATTRAKT, is currently known as a five-member group consisting of Keena, Chanelle Moon, Yewon, Hana, and Athena. For this comeback, ATTRAKT previously announced that promotions would proceed with four members while Hana continues a health-related hiatus.

Promotional image for FIFTY FIFTY’s fourth mini-album Imperfect-I’mperfect. Photo: ATTRAKT.

With “Like a Bubble” and Imperfect-I’mperfect, FIFTY FIFTY leans into a colorful, feel-good comeback that combines summer energy with a message of confidence and emotional honesty. The release adds a new chapter to the group’s discography, reinforcing their identity around bright vocals, youthful concepts, and themes of self-expression.