I DO ME Single

I DO ME is a pre-release single that was digitally released on 2025-02-24. The official debut EP, UNCUT GEM, was released on 2025-03-24. Distinguishing between the release date of this pre-released song and the group's album debut date helps in understanding the sequence of their early activities. The dates on this page refer to the release dates on music streaming services, not the music video upload dates.

One Song Before Debut

If you first encountered the song through one or two videos, check the list of releases. Knowing which songs are grouped together in the same release makes it easier to choose what to listen to next. The dates are for the music release, not performance or video shooting dates.

Track Order

The tracklist follows the original order of the release. This may differ from popularity or upload order in video search results. When selecting a song title, also check the album name and version notation. While MV, broadcast stage, and official audio versions of the same song may exist as multiple videos, the number of tracks is not the same as the number of videos.

The Third Spot on UNCUT GEM

In UNCUT GEM, released a month later, I DO ME is the third track. It is preceded by DEBUT SONG and GROUNDWORK, and followed by THERE THEY GO. Alternating between listening to it as a single track and listening to it within the album's sequence can help you feel how the impression of the same song changes depending on the preceding and following tracks. We do not assume different recordings simply because they are separate releases.

Rather than trying to memorize the characteristics of all tracks from the beginning, we recommend listening through once to follow the flow, and then revisiting the sections that left an impression on you. Distinguishing and recording the images evoked by the title from the impressions felt while listening to the actual music can also be helpful when comparing with other releases.

In Order: Audio, MV, Broadcast Stage

First, listen to the entire song. Next, watch the official STARSHIP music video. After that, familiarize yourself with the positions of the five members on broadcast stages, which will make it easier to spot members even in videos with many camera cuts. The editing of music videos and the camera work of music shows offer different visual experiences. Compare whether the memorable scenes differ depending on which screen you first encountered the same song.

When comparing songs, it's convenient to note down the version name and release together. Even if the title is the same, it could be a remix or instrumental version. Conversely, even if the release is different, the same song might be included again. Deciding whether you want the original, a different arrangement, or a specific broadcast stage performance will help you find the desired material faster.

Connecting to Member Performances

After getting familiar with the song, you can watch the introductions and fancams of LEESOL, SUI, JIYU, HAUM, and KYA. The audio allows you to hear the full sound of one song, group stages show the arrangement of the five members, and individual fancams are good for following the continuous movements of one person. Rather than assuming that all tracks have individual fancams, check the song titles of the available videos first.

To compare videos of the same song, you can start by choosing two videos from the same broadcast date and program. If the outfits and stage environment haven't changed, it's easier to see the differences in what the camera focuses on. Later, expanding the scope to stages from different dates can reduce judging a member's expression based solely on what was captured in a single recording.

Next Works to Listen To and Sources

On KiiiKiii Music, you can find the pre-release I DO ME, three EPs, the original and remix versions of DANCING ALONE, and the OST containing To Me From Me and Go On, in release order. If you need member introductions first, check the names and basic information of the five members on the KiiiKiii Group Guide.

Release dates, formats, tracklists, and lengths are organized based on this release page on Apple Music. The listening order is a suggested method based on the work information and is not a fixed listening rule. The criteria for checking the list is 2026-10-09.