
SEVENTEEN confessed their dormitory experiences. On the 5th, a video titled "Are you happy that you eat well for now...?" was uploaded on the YouTube channel "Fairy Jeonghan." In the video that day, SEVENTEEN's Joshua and Mingyu made guest appearances. Jeonghan asked the two, "How many people lived in the dormitory?" Mingyu began, "The dormitory was originally divided into three..." but then said, "Brother, you talk. I talked too much," and yielded the answer to Joshua. Joshua said, "Originally, we divided the dormitory into three," then corrected himself, saying, "No. We divided it into two." Mingyu said, "Should I talk?" and elicited laughter. Joshua honestly confessed, "When I lived in the dormitory, I didn't like the mess and didn't leave my room much. Because the other members didn't clean up properly. They didn't clean up even after eating. I couldn't understand that. Mingyu and I are caring, so we cleaned up many times. But since everyone didn't clean up, I eventually gave up." Mingyu also empathized, "The members don't know gratitude," and Jeonghan muddled, "But if you're a man in your 20s..." Mingyu said, "It's the worst," and Jeonghan agreed. Joshua repeated, "It's really the worst," and Mingyu added, "This can't be glossed over," eliciting laughter. Jeonghan said, "I didn't know about cleaning back then. It's hard to understand. So there are things that are not good, and I didn't know what would happen if the dishes piled up," and Mingyu reflected on the experience of struggling, saying, "It's easy if you soak it in water right away and wash it, but if you leave it, it sticks to the pot the next morning, and if you try to wash it by hand, it becomes a big problem. It happened every day (and it was tough)." Joshua revealed, "I almost thought the clothesline stand was furniture. I took clothes out of there as they were," and Mingyu exposed, "It was like an art piece in the living room." Joshua also shared a mishap, saying, "There are times when my underwear goes missing. It bothers me a little." Mingyu confessed, "I want to stop talking about the past, but when we dance, we catch a glimpse of each other's underwear. Wasn't that mine? Even if I think so, I'm told it's not. When I'm told that, I can't say anything, and that kind of thing really happened a lot." Jeonghan asked, "Did you live in the dormitory since you were a trainee? If you started to worry about these things one by one, did it ever escalate to a fight?" Mingyu answered, "It happened a lot," while Joshua gave a conflicting answer, saying, "It didn't happen," catching attention. Mingyu, confused, said, "It didn't?" but then composed himself, saying, "I clenched my fist, but I didn't hit anyone." Joshua added, "I just raised my hand this much," explaining and eliciting laughter.
SEVENTEEN's DK and Seungkwan have unveiled official photos for their first mini-album 'Serenade.' The photos, in 青痕 and COMPACT versions, reflect themes of lingering emotions after love. The album, set to release on January 12, 2024, explores the journey of love, from encounters to farewells, through emotional storytelling.
In a recent campaign video, S.COUPS and Shohei Ohtani exchanged gifts, with S.COUPS receiving a stylish black leather jacket and Ohtani getting a cute teddy bear. Fans praised their collaboration, calling it a meeting of big stars. S.COUPS is also set to hold his first live tour in Japan with special unit CxM.
Controversy arises after a military officer asked SEVENTEEN's Woozi, a trainee, to introduce a wedding singer. The military states it was a voluntary act, but critics argue it's inappropriate for officers to make such requests of trainees. Woozi is now serving as an assistant instructor in the same unit as the officer.
SEVENTEEN's song 'Now -Even if the World Ends Tomorrow-' has surpassed 50 million streams, earning gold certification from the RIAJ. The track, blending alternative rock and EDM, conveys a message of cherishing moments. It is featured in their first best album and was the theme song for a popular drama. SEVENTEEN recently completed a successful world tour in Japan and will also provide an ending theme for the upcoming 'BEASTARS FINAL SEASON' on Netflix in March 2026.
SEVENTEEN's Dokyum and Seungkwan delicately express winter emotions in their 1st mini-album 'Serenade.' Pledis Entertainment released official photos highlighting the theme of 'unadorned love.' The album captures various moments of ordinary love, set to release on January 12, 2026, with additional promotional content to follow.
On the morning of the 22nd, SEVENTEEN completed their Fukuoka concert for the 'SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_] IN JAPAN' and arrived in Korea via Incheon International Airport. The article notes that the information comes from local media, and there may be variations in the photos provided. SEVENTEEN's Japan tour, consisting of 10 performances across 4 cities, was a great success, and they also announced their selection for a popular anime's theme song.
SEVENTEEN's Dokyum and Seungkwan are gearing up for their 1st mini-album 'Serenade', with a promotional schedule revealing teasers and content that evoke winter themes. The album explores various moments of love, promising relatable emotions. The duo aims to showcase their vocal prowess as a K-POP vocal duo.
On the morning of the 19th, SEVENTEEN departed from Incheon International Airport to Japan for their world tour 'SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_] IN JAPAN' in Fukuoka. They are excited to share joy during their long-awaited performance at Tokyo Dome and have also ranked on Billboard Japan's annual chart, proving their popularity as a unit.
SEVENTEEN members DK and Seungkwan will showcase their 1st mini album 'Serenade' on January 12, 2026. The trailer 'An Ordinary Love' depicts the story of lovers on different paths, highlighting themes of love, nostalgia, and emotional storytelling through their music. The album promises a rich winter ambiance.
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