RIIZE MAKES A HEARTFELT CONFESSION IN 2ND JAPANESE SINGLE, “ALL OF YOU”

More than a year after their first Japanese album, RIIZE returns with their second Japanese single, “All of You.” The six-member powerhouse made their comeback on Feb. 18, alongside the music video for their title track of the same name. Featuring two tracks in total, the album also includes the B-side track “Flashlight.” This follows their single album, ‘FAME,’ which was released in November 2025.

Before the album launch, “All of You” was pre-released on the 9th to heighten anticipation for their Japanese comeback. With a jaw-dropping 120,000 attendees across all dates, RIIZE also held a special three-day concert at the Tokyo Dome from Feb. 21 to 23. Adding to their milestones, they set a record for taking the shortest time to perform at the iconic venue among K-pop boy groups. This achievement is proof of the group’s undeniable influence, making us all the more curious for what’s next.

“All of You”

The title track, “All of You,” is the perfect blend of youthful energy and happiness. Embodying the song’s message, it starts with Shotaro’s narration as he confesses his wholehearted love for the listener. The hip-hop track then picks up the pace with all the boys coming together to sing the swoonworthy chorus — “I love your everything. All of you. I love.”

Pure and dreamlike, “All of You” serves as a confession about loving someone just the way they are. Even in their most candid form, they’ll love them all the same. It’s a lighthearted track that doesn’t just carry a sweet meaning; it’s also just fun to listen to by itself.

“Flashlight”

Completing the album, “Flashlight” is another love letter to their fans, now leaning more into pop territory. Powered by bouncy synths and energetic guitar lines, the song naturally makes you feel warm. It doesn’t need any fancy effects, as its strength lies in the boys’ passionate vocals. And boy, do they shine.

“Flashlight” is a song about wanting to remember someone you love forever, so much so that you want to burn them into your memory. Listening to it for the first time made us want to see them perform it live with an endless sea of BRIIZE singing along. Like previous RIIZE releases, it’s a welcome addition to their signature “emotional pop” tracks that express the group’s sincerity.

Definitely a hard choice for most of us, but which is your favorite track on this album: “All of You” or “Flashlight”? Tell us your answer on our Instagram or Twitter/X!

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