
SEVENTEEN and the popular character the Smurfs team up. The agency Pledis Entertainment announced today (28th) that they have partnered with Peyo Company, which holds the rights to the Smurfs, to showcase collaboration content between SEVENTEEN and the Smurfs. In November, a collaboration version of the music video for 'God of Music' will be released. The birthday of the Smurfs and the release date of this song are both on October 23, and the video was planned to highlight the coexistence of these two pieces of content. The previously released teaser video contains the silhouettes of 13 new Smurf characters along with a lively melody, sparking curiosity. Smurf characters themed around SEVENTEEN will also be revealed later. The Smurfs, known for their blue skin, small bodies, and magical abilities, were created in 1958 by Belgian artist and storyteller Pierre Culliford, known by the pen name 'Peyo.' Various content has been produced, from comic series to animations and movies, loved by people across generations worldwide. Pledis Entertainment stated, 'This collaboration started from a common understanding that both SEVENTEEN and the Smurfs pursue teamwork, friendship, tolerance, fun, and cooperation,' and added, 'We hope you pay attention to the meeting of SEVENTEEN, which has conveyed the values of affirmation and solidarity through music, and the Smurfs, which symbolize hope and happiness.'
Sungkwan of SEVENTEEN and his dog Puku were featured in a photoshoot for ELLE Korea's November issue, celebrating the 33rd anniversary of the magazine. The shoot highlights their close bond and the theme of living with animals. Sungkwan expressed his love for Puku in an interview, emphasizing the lessons learned from animals. SEVENTEEN is also nearing the end of their U.S. tour, with upcoming performances in Sunrise and Washington D.C.
HYBE has partnered with Los Angeles Football Club to host a K-Culture festival during the MLS playoffs, highlighting K-POP and Korean culture. The event will feature music from HYBE artists, a light show, and fusion Korean cuisine, aiming to strengthen cultural ties in LA, home to many Koreans.
The official MINITEEN merchandise, inspired by SEVENTEEN, will be available in Japan via Qoo10. This collection reflects SEVENTEEN's world and member personalities, offering fans new enjoyment and collectible value. Limited stock available, with various products like fans, badges, and more.
Mingyu of SEVENTEEN displays his sporty charm on the cover of Allure Korea's November issue. He shares insights about his album 'HYPE VIBES' and the creative process with S.COUPS. The album has achieved record sales and high rankings on Billboard. SEVENTEEN also received a presidential award for their contributions to K-POP and cultural development.
SEVENTEEN was awarded the presidential award at the 2025 Korean Popular Culture and Arts Awards, recognizing their impact on K-POP and culture. Members Jeonghan and Wonwoo accepted the award while fulfilling military duties. They expressed gratitude to fans and contributors to K-POP. The group has set numerous records and continues to enhance K-POP's global presence.
On the afternoon of the 23rd, the 2025 Korean Culture and Arts Awards ceremony was held at the National Theater of Korea in Seoul. Stars including Lee Min-ho, G-Dragon, and others walked the red carpet. Three individuals received the 'Cultural Medal,' while groups like TVXQ and SEVENTEEN were honored with presidential awards.
On the afternoon of the 23rd, the 2025 Korean Culture and Arts Awards ceremony was held at the National Theater in Seoul. Celebrities like Park Bo-young, i-dle's So-yeon, and G-DRAGON walked the red carpet. Three individuals received the 'Cultural Medal,' while TVXQ, SEVENTEEN, and Lee Min-ho were honored with presidential awards.
On the afternoon of the 23rd, the 2025 Korean Popular Culture and Arts Awards ceremony took place at the National Theater's Heorum Theater in Seoul. Stars like Lee Byung-hun and G-Dragon walked the red carpet, receiving cultural medals. Other notable winners included TVXQ, SEVENTEEN, and Lee Min-ho, who received presidential awards from the Korean government.
On the afternoon of the 23rd, the 2025 Korean Popular Culture and Arts Awards ceremony took place at the National Theater in Seoul. TVXQ and G-DRAGON made a red carpet appearance, with three individuals receiving the prestigious 'Cultural Medal.' Additionally, TVXQ, SEVENTEEN, and Lee Min-ho were honored with presidential awards, highlighting the recognition of many stars in the Korean entertainment industry.
On the afternoon of the 23rd, the '2025 Korean Popular Culture and Arts Awards' ceremony was held at the National Theater in Seoul. Kim Hae-sook and G-Dragon appeared on the red carpet, while three individuals received the 'Cultural Medal' from the Korean government. Other stars like TVXQ, SEVENTEEN, and Lee Min-ho were honored with presidential awards.
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