SEVENTEEN's new album explores the meaning of love, featuring a music video for 'LOVE, MONEY, FAME' with deep emotional themes.
October/10/2024 15:58
SEVENTEEN reflects on the meaning of love through the title track of their new album. SEVENTEEN released a teaser video for the title track 'LOVE, MONEY, FAME (feat. DJ Khaled)' from their 12th mini album 'SPILL THE FEELS' today (10th) at midnight through their official SNS and HYBE LABELS' official YouTube channel. The video offers a glimpse into the story and messages embedded in the song, attracting public attention. The teaser begins with subtitles on the TV saying 'I HONESTLY DON'T KNOW WHAT LOVE IS'. Next, we see Jonghan sitting alone in front of the TV, creating a lonely atmosphere. Furthermore, a narration states 'He can’t see. He can’t write. He can’t hear. Because he doesn’t know what love is', suggesting his struggles with understanding love. The final scene features SEVENTEEN members, deep in thought, raising curiosity about the circumstances that brought them together in one space, increasing interest in the full music video for 'LOVE, MONEY, FAME (feat. DJ Khaled)'. The connection to the trailer also heightens expectations for the new song. Recently, Jonghan posed the question of 'HOW TO LOVE' in the trailer for the 12th mini album, and in this teaser, he questions the meaning of love. Given their previous albums have resonated with many through their well-crafted stories, high expectations are set for the new album's depth. 'LOVE, MONEY, FAME (feat. DJ Khaled)' expresses a firm resolve towards love with a groove-filled melody typical of hip-hop and R&B. The straightforward lyrics expressing love for 'you' embody the message of sharing honest feelings, while also conveying their unwavering feelings towards their fans, CARAT. SEVENTEEN's 12th mini album 'SPILL THE FEELS' will be released on the 14th at 6 PM. Just before their comeback, they will launch their new world tour 'SEVENTEEN[RIGHT HERE] WORLD TOUR' at the Goyang Sports Complex Main Stadium on the 12th and 13th. The tour will continue in major cities in the USA, Japan, and Asia after the concert.
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