timelesz has released the music video for “Yonpunkan dake Jikan wo Kudasai” (4分間だけ時間をください), one of the double lead tracks from their upcoming album MOMENTUM, due out on April 29, 2026.
The MV premiered on April 4 at 4:44 PM, a playful but fitting choice that mirrors the song’s title and immediately frames it as a track built around intention, urgency, and message.
On paper, “4分間だけ時間をください” is described as a passionate message song layered over a fast-moving band sound. In practice, it feels even more direct than that. This is not just a high-energy track but a song that runs on emotional honesty. timelesz have said the song carries their gratitude and love straight toward the people who have supported them, and that sincerity comes through almost immediately.
What makes the song hit is how little distance it keeps between performer and listener. The arrangement is urgent, guitar-driven, and built to move forward, but the emotional core is simple: please hear us. That simplicity becomes its greatest strength. Rather than dressing its feelings up in abstraction, “4分間だけ時間をください” pushes them forward in plain sight.
It is a love song, but not in the way we typically define romance. It reads more like a declaration of appreciation, a promise, and a shout thrown back toward the people who kept believing. And belief is something many secondz have held onto from the very beginning. Even when the group had just renamed themselves, before the current formation was born, before certainty was within grasp, belief was what held the group and its fans together.
The music video reinforces that. By centering the performance around a stripped-back stage and lighting setup, the visuals do not distract from the song’s message. Instead, the moving lights and sweeping camera work amplify its momentum, giving the performance a bigger emotional scale without losing the directness at its center. The result is a video that feels open rather than overdesigned. It trusts the song, and it trusts the group to carry it.
One of the most striking things about the track is its emotional straightforwardness. The song feels warm, like timelesz are singing to their fans, and it leaves behind a kind of strength people want to carry into their day. “4分間だけ時間をください” is built like a rallying cry, but it is delivered with enough tenderness that it never feels aggressive.
There is also something important about where this song arrives in timelesz’s story. With one year now behind their new eight-member structure, “4分間だけ時間をください”, along with the recent singles and lead track for the album, sounds like a group leaning into what that year has taught them.
It does not feel nostalgic for an earlier version of themselves, nor does it sound cautious about what they are becoming. Instead, it feels like the sound of a group choosing to be loud about their gratitude, loud about their affection, and loud about their belief that those feelings are worth expressing clearly.
There is an interesting irony in the title as well. “Just give us four minutes” sounds small, almost modest. But the song itself is anything but minor. It is a reminder of how much can fit inside a short stretch of time when the emotion is real enough. Four minutes to say thank you. Four minutes to say we love you. Four minutes to say we are still here, still moving, and still asking you to come along with us.
As one side of MOMENTUM’s double lead alongside “GOOD TOGETHER,” the song also helps clarify what kind of album timelesz seem to be aiming for. The record is set to contain 13 tracks rooted in J-Pop while moving across multiple styles, and “4分間だけ時間をください” already suggests that MOMENTUM will not just be about variety for variety’s sake.
More than anything, “4分間だけ時間をください” feels like a song that understands why people turn to idol music in the first place. Not only for polish. Not only for spectacle. But for reassurance, energy, connection, and the feeling that someone on the other side of the stage is trying, sincerely, to reach you. In that sense, timelesz do more than ask for four minutes here—they make it timeless.
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