RIIZE's 2nd Japanese single 'All of You' teaser released, featuring comedic love scenarios and various album editions available.
January/19/2026 14:32
The teaser video for RIIZE's 2nd Japanese single 'All of You', which will be released on February 18 (Wednesday), has been released on official SNS. Titled 'ANTON'S 5 guidelines of Love', the video features Wonbin whose head catches fire from overthinking love, Sohee whose heart races and body jumps, Eunseok searching for love in meditation, Shotaro whose whole body shakes from excitement, and Sungchan who tries to learn about love through books, while love angel Anton shows the members five guidelines. As the title 'All of You' suggests, RIIZE, who is crazy about 'all of you', is comically depicted, and other concept photos show them relaxing in a kotatsu and posing naturally, raising expectations for the song. This work is their first original Japanese release in 1 year and 5 months, including the new songs 'All of You' and 'Flashlight', and will be released in four types: limited edition A/B, member solo jacket edition, and regular edition, totaling nine variations. The teaser for the DVD included in limited edition A features 'Member Interview & Behind The Scenes of 2025 RIIZE CONCERT TOUR [RIIZING LOUD] IN JAPAN at Yoyogi National Gymnasium 9.13-15', showcasing special interview footage, rehearsal scenes, and live moments from the concert held at Yoyogi National Gymnasium in September. RIIZE will hold a special performance at Tokyo Dome in 2026, making it the fastest male K-POP group to do so with '2026 RIIZE CONCERT TOUR [RIIZING LOUD] Special Edition in TOKYO DOME' for three days. Release Information: Japanese 2nd single 'All of You' will be released on February 18, 2026 (Wednesday). Reservation and purchase details are provided, including track listings and various editions with unique features and bonuses.
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