HITGS Digital Single – Things We Dream : Vol.3 (2026)

HITGS Digital Single – Things We Dream : Vol.3 was released on Thursday, August 27, 2026, at 6 PM KST, featuring the title track “Gulliver!”

Things We Dream : Vol.3 is the third chapter of HITGS’ “Things We Dream” series, portraying feelings that have grown too strong to hide through two different languages of imagination: fantasy and the digital world. “Gulliver!” turns a crush into a giant who seems to fill an entire world, while “Ctrl C” transforms familiar digital commands into a playful way of sending someone your feelings.

Despite their different concepts, both songs follow the same emotional progression: recognizing a growing attraction and finally choosing to express it in your own way. The release also includes “Ctrl C (Chinese ver.),” a solo version by VV, who participated in writing the Chinese lyrics and expands the song’s digital confession through her own language and perspective.

Track Highlights

1. Gulliver! (Title Track)

“Gulliver!” uses Gulliver as a playful metaphor for someone who has become overwhelmingly important in your eyes. Among countless people, that person suddenly seems larger and clearer than everyone else, filling the emotional landscape simply by being there. The contrast between a small self and an enormous crush captures the excitement and overwhelming scale of falling for someone, turning those rapidly growing feelings into HITGS’ lighthearted romantic fantasy.

2. Ctrl C

“Ctrl C” turns DMs, emojis, and familiar copy-and-paste commands into the language of a digital-age confession. The song portrays someone who has plenty to say but hesitates whenever they are actually in front of the person they like, imagining how much easier it would be to simply copy their true feelings and send them directly. Its playful concept reflects the wish for complicated emotions to reach someone clearly and without explanation.

3. Ctrl C (Chinese ver.)

“Ctrl C (Chinese ver.)” reinterprets the original song’s digital confession concept in Chinese through a solo performance by VV. With VV also participating in the Chinese lyrics, the version gives the same feelings a different linguistic and emotional texture while retaining the original song’s straightforward sense of excitement. It extends HITGS’ playful love message into another language while showing how the expression may change, but the feeling itself remains the same.