HyunA is back and bolder than ever. On the May 4th broadcast of SBS Power FM’s Two O’Clock Escape Cultwo Show, the veteran soloist opened up about the inspiration behind her latest single “MINE” and the emotional weight it carries.

The Meaning Behind “MINE”

The HyunA MINE comeback is deeply rooted in the Korean proverb “화무십일홍 (Hwa Mu Il Hong),” which translates to “no flower blooms for ten days.” For HyunA, the phrase is both a reality check and a mantra. “If I don’t have red flowers for ten days, I will be a nail that sticks deeper,” she shared during the broadcast, symbolizing her fierce resilience in an industry known for its highs and lows.

Fans instantly connected to the track’s hypnotic sound and message, with one even commenting, “The song is so addictive it made my head bop like a dove.” With nearly two decades under her belt, HyunA is channeling her experience and grit into performances that are unapologetically raw and powerful.

A New Chapter, A Fiery Energy

Looking ahead, HyunA revealed she’s working on new music and hinted at a larger project dropping later this year. “I want to let fans hear more diverse music,” she said, expressing her drive to evolve and experiment. Her recent stage appearances — with bold styling and explosive charisma — reflect that creative renewal.

“I want to show stages that are fiery and cool,” she declared with a confident smile. It’s clear this is a turning point in her career, one that feels both hard-earned and deeply intentional.

Love, Growth, and Unfiltered Honesty

HyunA also addressed her relationship with former Highlight member Yong Jun-hyung, which went public last October. Though marriage rumors have swirled, she kept things grounded: “Every day passes by in a kind of madness,” she admitted. “I worked on this album while going through it all, and he really helped me a lot.”

Her candidness struck a chord with listeners, especially those who have followed her since her debut. With MINE, HyunA isn’t just delivering a comeback — she’s offering a full-circle moment of vulnerability, strength, and self-ownership.