Thankfully Perrie only burned her arm and hand, but she’s still in pain with plenty of blisters. Along with burning off all of the hair on her upper limb, the pop star is also suffering from the tragic loss of her favorite jumper (a.k.a., Brit-speak for sweater). We're glad that was the worst of her injuries, though. We hope she gets well soon!Related: their eighth EP released last September, reflects the nuances of that maturity. The title track talks about feeling loneliness, meaninglessness, and pain. The lyrics were written by Park Jin-young. “He talked to us and reflected our stories onto the lyrics,” says Nayeon. “To be able to tell our stories, to express what only we can feel at this particular age — isn’t that what a mature artist would look like?” “No, I want it; I’ll stop the sugarcoated words, ‘cause I deserve it,” the girls sing in the title track, which features an impressive line-up of composers including Grammy-nominee MNEK, Swedish songwriterZara Larssonand Justin Tranter andJulia Michaels Coogler himself spoke candidly about how difficult it’s been to work on the sequel without Boseman. “This is one of the more profound things that I’ve gone through in my life, having to be a part of keeping this project going without this particular person who is like the glue who held it together.” He continued, adding that “this is without a question the hardest thing I’ve had to do in my professional life.”