TWS have released the official music video for 내 이름을 불러줘, a title the group’s own hashtags render in English as Call My Name. The video was directed by LAFIC and comes from PLEDIS Entertainment, the agency the group debuted from.

줘 is the ending that asks you to do it for me

The title is a few pieces of grammar doing one job. 내 이름 is “my name”, 을 marks it as the object of the verb, and 불러 is 부르다, to call, in its connecting form. The final syllable, 줘, is the casual form of 주다, “to give”, and Korean attaches it to a verb to show the action is being done for someone’s benefit. 불러 on its own would be a flat instruction; 불러줘 turns it into a request made as a favour. English has no matching ending and usually reaches for “please” or “for me” instead.

About this release

The video was posted on 2 November 2026 KST, with the copyright line credited to PLEDIS Entertainment and the upload sitting on the shared HYBE LABELS channel. The official description is unusually short, listing only HAN SUNGSOO as producer, with LAFIC credited as director. No parent album or EP is named in the posting itself.

Watching from outside Korea

Searching the Korean title and the English one will turn up different sets of results, and the English one is not official branding. To find the original upload rather than a reupload, the hashtags in the description — #내이름을불러줘 and #CallMyName — are the most reliable thing to search on.

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