
SEVENTEEN's 'Now -Even if the World Ends Tomorrow-' has surpassed a cumulative playback count of over 50 million times and has received gold certification in streaming from the Japan Record Association announced today (23rd) for November 2025. 'Now -Even if the World Ends Tomorrow-' is a song in the alternative two-step rock genre, based on rock, with EDM two-step drum and bass added. The song conveys a message centered around a guitar melody and lyrical melody that says, 'Even if the last day comes to this world, I will dance the last dance for you. And all these moments are now.' The member Woozi was involved in the production along with BUMZU and Hwang Hyun. It is the theme song for the Kantele-Fuji TV drama 'Tokumei! Keishichou Tokubetsu Kaikei Gakari' aired in 2023 and is included in the group's first best album 'ALWAYS YOURS.' The Japan Record Association's streaming certification is announced monthly based on the cumulative playback count (streaming) of the song. With this song added, SEVENTEEN has a total of 18 songs that have received gold or higher certification. SEVENTEEN recently completed a successful world tour in Japan with 10 performances across 4 major domes. It has been announced that they will also perform the ending theme for the popular anime 'BEASTARS FINAL SEASON' Part 2, which will be exclusively streamed on NETFLIX in March 2026.
The immersive VR exhibition 'THE FACT MUSIC AWARDS EXHIBITION – VISION FESTA (DIVE INTO THE STARS)' features performances by SEVENTEEN, TXT, ENHYPEN, and BOYNEXTDOOR at Tokyo Dome City, running until February 15. Fans report an emotional experience, with interactive campaigns and exclusive merchandise enhancing the event.
S.COUPS and Mingyu of SEVENTEEN returned to Gimpo International Airport after their successful concerts in Japan. They held their final performance of their first live tour 'CxM [DOUBLE UP] LIVE PARTY in JAPAN' in Chiba on the 5th and 6th. A pop-up store celebrating the tour has also opened in Tokyo for nine days.
The final performance of CxM's first live tour in Japan took place on February 5-6 at Makuhari Messe, drawing 74,000 fans. The tour included four shows in Aichi and Chiba, featuring exciting performances of their songs and solo acts by members S.COUPS and Mingyu. The event ended with an enthusiastic encore, promising more memorable experiences for fans in the future.
Actor Moon Sang-min recently filmed an episode of Seungkwan's web variety show 'Bibidi Babidi Boo' to support his friend. The two have showcased their friendship through various media and will compete together in a badminton tournament in Seoul. Moon is currently gaining attention for his dual role in KBS's drama 'Beloved Thief' and will showcase his charm in the Netflix film 'Pavane' in February. Seungkwan is also making his debut as a solo MC on the show, impressing with his talk skills.
On the 30th, SEVENTEEN's S.COUPS and Mingyu left for Japan via Incheon International Airport for their first live tour, 'CxM [DOUBLE UP] LIVE PARTY in JAPAN.' The events will take place on January 31 and February 1 at IG Arena in Aichi, and on February 5 and 6 at Makuhari Messe in Chiba, with 26,000 fans expected to attend.
On the afternoon of the 29th, SEVENTEEN's DK departed from Incheon International Airport for an overseas schedule. He also made a solo appearance in the fashion magazine 'W KOREA' showcasing a charming Western style. Additionally, DK and Seungkwan revealed a touching performance in the snowy fields of Hokkaido for the music video of their title track 'Blue.'
Sungkwan from SEVENTEEN expressed his feelings for the late Moonbin of ASTRO by wishing him a happy birthday on social media. He shared a video of Moonbin blowing out candles on a cake, thanking Sungkwan for preparing it. Moonbin passed away on April 19, 2023, at age 25. A tribute song was released by 22 artists, including members of ASTRO and SEVENTEEN, to commemorate him.
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