"Zero Moment" is a song by the South Korean boy band ENHYPEN. The lyrics convey a sense of confusion, indecision, and reluctance to take action. The protagonist of the song is experiencing a conflict within themselves, unsure of where to direct their emotions and feeling a warning sign, or an internal struggle, constantly reminding them. They express a desire to refrain from doing anything anymore. The lyrics also touch upon the idea of saying something that should never be said in a relationship. It implies that the protagonist might have made a mistake or said something hurtful that has caused complications in their love. Throughout the song, there is a repetition of the phrase "woah-oh-oh-oh-oh," which adds a catchy and emotional element to the track. As the song progresses, the protagonist questions if they are still desired or wanted to do something, possibly referring to whether their actions or presence are appreciated or valued. There is a feeling of frustration and confusion regarding their role in a situation they dislike or hate. In the bridge, the lyrics express a desire to distance oneself, stating that they don't belong and don't want to be involved anymore. The reference to summer and not wanting to get burned suggests a fear of getting hurt, whether emotionally or romantically. Overall, "Zero Moment" portrays a character experiencing inner conflict, uncertainty, and a reluctance to engage, potentially due to past mistakes or a fear of further negative consequences. The lyrics capture the emotional struggle and confusion that the protagonist is going through.
