"The World (Outro)" by ELHAE is a reflection on the artist's ambition and desire for success. The lyrics convey a sense of confidence and determination in taking over the world and achieving greatness. The song starts with ELHAE expressing his dominance and skill, emphasizing that he doesn't need a round three because he is already winning. He mentions how people are curious about his rise to fame and recognition. He references popular culture, such as the anime series Naruto, to showcase his unique style and persona. ELHAE acknowledges that he is willing to work hard to attain wealth and success but is cautious of the distractions and negative influences around him, particularly in regard to women. The chorus revolves around the theme of ruling the world and questioning what it would be like to hold such power. ELHAE wonders if it would be acceptable to the listener and expresses his desire to accompany them anywhere they want to go and do whatever they want to do. He emphasizes his willingness to support and love the listener and asks if they reciprocate those feelings. He questions if they are willing to be with him and if they desire to experience a world where he is in control. The song ends with ELHAE expressing his gratitude and appreciation for the people who supported him throughout his journey. He gives shoutouts to his collaborators and expresses his love for them, acknowledging their talent and contribution to the project. Overall, "The World (Outro)" is a song that showcases ELHAE's determination to succeed and his willingness to love and support the people who believe in him.
