
SEVENTEEN has released a video collaborating with the globally popular character, the Smurfs. The Peyo Company, which holds the rights to the Smurfs, released the music video for SEVENTEEN's 'God of Music' yesterday (25th) afternoon, featuring a new character that merges the popular Smurf characters with SEVENTEEN's individuality. Set in Budapest, Hungary, the harmony between the 'SEVENTEEN Festival' and the Smurf characters stands out, with Papa Smurf, Smurfette, and Clumsy Smurf circling around the members, enhancing the message of a world connected through music. Particularly heartwarming is the scene where the three characters perform the point dance of 'God of Music' alongside SEVENTEEN. At the end of the video, a new Smurf character themed around SEVENTEEN appears, catching the eye. They arrive in Smurf Village on a portal, reviving the fading music while continuing a joyful festival. The individuality of all 13 members, from Cherry (S.COUPS) to Dino, is reflected in their respective characters, adding to the enjoyment of watching. This music video was planned with the commonality that both the release date of 'God of Music' and the birthday of the Smurfs are on October 23, showcasing the value of coexistence for both contents. In 2026, collaboration goods between SEVENTEEN and the Smurfs will also be sold. Veronique Clifford, the representative of Peyo Company and daughter of the Smurfs' original creator Peyo, stated, 'This collaboration is centered on fun and friendship. It is also the vision of the Smurfs to convey more laughter, joy, and fusion to the world.' SEVENTEEN has recently achieved their 17th song with over 100 million streams on Spotify, reaffirming their strong global popularity. The track 'To You' from their 4th full album released in 2021 recorded a total of 100,191,233 streams as of the 25th. Additionally, the members are set to tour Japan's four major domes starting on the 27th with 'SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_] IN JAPAN'.
Hoshi from SEVENTEEN has released a romantic love song titled 'Agijagi.' The track captures the thrilling emotions between lovers, featuring a minimal beat and delicate melodies that highlight Hoshi's unique vocal tone. The lyrics express a desire to be honest about current feelings, promising to focus on the moment despite any fleeting misunderstandings. The music video showcases Hoshi's cute dance moves in a pink outfit. He is currently serving in the military since September 16 last year.
The 18th Seoul Jazz Festival 2026 will take place from May 22-24 at Olympic Park in Seoul, featuring a lineup of renowned artists from Korea and Japan. Notable performers include John Batiste, Herbie Hancock, and various K-pop stars. The festival promises a mix of jazz, rock, R&B, and more, with tickets available now.
On March 11, SEVENTEEN's 5th full album 'HAPPY BURSTDAY' won 'Best 3 Albums (Asia)' at the Japan Gold Disc Awards. The group thanked their fans, CARAT, for their support and announced upcoming concerts in Bangkok and the Philippines, culminating in an encore concert in Incheon. They will also hold a unit performance in Japan in April, highlighting their growing momentum.
On the afternoon of the 11th, Mingyu from SEVENTEEN departed from Incheon International Airport for an overseas schedule. SEVENTEEN's S.Coups and Mingyu had a successful first live tour in Japan, promising fans, 'We, 13, will never part.' Mingyu also made history as the first Korean to be selected as the Asian ambassador for Snickers for two consecutive years.
SEVENTEEN members Dokyum and Seungkwan will perform their first solo concert, 'DxS [SERENADE] ON STAGE - JAPAN,' on April 29-30, 2026, at Makuhari Messe. The concert follows a series of performances starting in Incheon, South Korea, and will showcase music from their mini-album 'Serenade.'
On the afternoon of the 4th, a fashion event for the brand A BATHING APE took place in Gangnam, Seoul, attended by stars including 2NE1's DARA, model Kōki, SEVENTEEN's Dino, and ENHYPEN's Jungwon. Kōki's beauty secrets and a charming story with her father, Kimura Takuya, were highlighted, along with Dino's cover feature in CREA magazine's spring edition.
SEVENTEEN has released their digital single 'Tiny Light', which serves as the ending theme for BEASTARS FINAL SEASON Part 2 on Netflix. A special interview featuring the original creator and the artist was also released, discussing the song's meaning and character connections. 'Tiny Light' features dynamic energy and heartfelt lyrics, showcasing SEVENTEEN's commitment to their fans, CARAT.
Dino of SEVENTEEN appears on the cover of CREA magazine, radiating a different aura from his stage presence. The photoshoot highlights his beauty and charisma, with a focus on his calm yet strong gaze. In an interview, he shares insights on his artistry and the importance of maintaining an open mindset. SEVENTEEN will release their new song 'Tiny Light' on the same day, which will be featured in the upcoming anime 'BEASTARS FINAL SEASON.' They are also set to embark on their Asia tour soon, culminating in an encore concert in Incheon.
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