SEVENTEEN teases new dimension with best album release, unveiling official photos and special content ahead of comeback.
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SEVENTEEN announced a new dimension ahead of the release of their best album. Today (18th) at 0:00, the official SNS of SEVENTEEN released the official photo "HERE (1).zip" version of the best album "17 IS RIGHT HERE". They delivered their happy world and charming space reached at the end of various stories to the fans. The official photo of the previously released "HEAR.zip" version stood out with a warm atmosphere that makes you feel their daily lives. Each sensitivity is more vividly expressed this time, creating a mysterious mood. Objects symbolizing previous albums also stimulate fans' curiosity. SEVENTEEN, who has heightened expectations for their comeback, is also unfolding a special story in the self-produced content "GOING SEVENTEEN". At 6:00 p.m. on the 17th, a video previewing a drama-style comeback special episode set at "Seventeen Arts High School" was posted on the official YouTube channel. In this video, Dogyeom, who has been assigned as a teacher at "Seventeen Arts High School", appears. Inside the school, Woozi in a school uniform watches him pass through the school gate, saying, "It's going to be interesting." This scene reminiscent of the popular Korean drama "The Heirs" arouses viewers' curiosity and raises expectations for the main video starting on the 24th. SEVENTEEN is currently holding an encore tour "SEVENTEEN TOUR 'FOLLOW' AGAIN" in Korea and Japan. Through the group's largest stadium tour in history, they are showcasing magnificent performances. The best album "17 IS RIGHT HERE" is scheduled to be released on April 29th.
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