[6] "Coming Home" opens the record with the message "now I'm back",[6] and was written by Jinyoung on the airplane while feeling melancholic and missing his parents.

[2][9] The song features a gentle, percussive rhythm and harmonious melodies and its lyrics highlight the difficulty of making decisions about the future while being tied to the present,[1] talking about the time when young people who have infinite potential and endless weaknesses face their lives, and the agony of having to choose one of two paths.

[10] The accompanying music video is in line with the song's message and shows JB and Jinyoung traveling in an old car, closing with the two reading books such as J.D.

[8][12] The duo also held a photography exhibition at the North Korean Gallery in Hannam-dong from July 31 to August 6 to commemorate the release of the new album, which is composed of photographs they have taken and own essays.

It described "Tomorrow, Today" as "a gorgeous, bittersweet R&B track that doesn't end with a solid resolution in its lyrics, which is actually very fitting; there is never one straightforward answer to beginning a new life transition," stating that the song, in its difference with "Bounce", highlights the musical evolution of the duo.

[14] For Idology, it's an example of mature K-pop that "creates a unique melancholy in a contemplative and dignified atmosphere by adding the flavor of modern rock and the beat of hip-hop" to the R&B narrative.

[17][18][19] In 2019, it ranked #21 in Billboard's list of the 25 greatest K-pop album of the 2010s, with the magazine calling it "a stunning collection of heartfelt, harmony-heavy tunes.