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Cover Girl just such a super sweet song and I can't help but think that it's a song just for Inspirits because they're greasy as hell like that. It has the cutest dance (they seriously just hop around the stage like little hyper bunnies and its so adorable) and Sungyeol raps so I'm just going to leave it at that.  

The only title song that I've included in this playlist because I just couldn't help myself. Nothing's Over has a little bit of everything that we love from Infinite: synths paired with a soft acoustic guitar, catchy beat and lyrics, power notes, and iconic dance moves that we all can sort of do (except for that dance break before Hoya's rap because that part is cray and only infinite can jump in sync like that). Nothing's Over marked Infinite's transition from babies to baes and the first 50 seconds the mv will slay you. 

What upbeat Infinite playlist would be complete without She's Back? From the colorful MV, sharp choreo (especially that dance break, that dance break), and almost cringeworthy yet totally endearing hairstyles and identical stage outfits, this song is the epitome of baby Infinite and I love everything about it. Even the Japanese version that they released after they got hot is just as heart melting and pure and perfect for driving down the highway with the windows rolled down (down~ down~). 

Probably the most peppy song that Infinite has released yet. Entrust feels like one of those songs that would be playing in the background of a teen romcom as the main character arrives at school on the first day. The vocals are pretty impressive for it being a song off of their debut mini album and I love the way they slow it down during the bridge and build back up to Woohyun hitting that power note. The rap and vocals blend seamlessly once again and I dare you to try and watch them perform this song live without smiling. 

The third track off of their New Challenge mini album, the opening song for This Is Infinite, and (in my opinion) one of Infinite's most underrated songs. As Good As It Gets' upbeat tempo and an OST-esque instrumental makes for the perfect track when you're in need of a little musical pick me up. The transitions are amazing, the outro is flawless, and each member fits their part so perfectly I just want to cry.