It took a while for fans to realize that the songs and the music videos' concept have no relation to each other what so ever unlike the traditional kpop group's song and music video.
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But they've noticed that since Streya's solo career there has always been an almost unnoticeable eerie vibe to her videos. Even if her debuting concept was cute and girly.
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The more observant fans had noticed 3 shadow always around her, hands grabbing Streya during camera close ups. Some even assume someone or something is trying to kill her; in her videos, butter knives and abnormal colored drinks often make a appearance.
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When Universal Love debuted this video concept seems to continue through them all.
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Although this time fans believe that the other 3 members represent the shadows that would appear in Streya's videos. They also think the members are supposed to be her guardian angels because they always save her from danger.
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Whether it's spilling or drinking the poison so Streya doesn't or throwing the butter knives away so the perpetrator can't aquire it.
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All the members have seemed to have come together to try and help Streya find out who is trying to hurt her.
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