Seventeen

Stray Kids announced that their Run It World Tour will be broadcast live in theaters worldwide this November, with more details still to come.

Also this week, Seventeen entered another major phase of their military service era, as ZK enlisted on September 8th, followed by Mingyu two days later.

ZK also held an emotional pre-enlistment live, getting visibly tearful as he said goodbye to Carrots.

And that's the news.

It marks on army duty after heartfelt messages to fans.

Seventeen DK members began his military services on Tuesday, becoming the sixth member of the group to enlist in the military, and his agency, Plealist Entertainment, announced Tuesday that the singers entering the military Army Training Center is scheduled for discharge in March 28th and expected to enter quite late without separate event out because their station for other recruits and their families to the day before DK actually held a live Live Weavers video on live video on a fan's platform to say fans farewell and repeatedly touching his hair as if it's still getting used to how short it was.

My head looks so round now, the singer said, breaking to tears.

I turned on the live video to tell you I would serve well and come back to you, to all of you, but I don't know why I'm crying.

I think I'm going to miss you all.

I think I'm going to miss you all a lot.

In July, all 13 members of Seventeen, which debuted in 2015, have finally renewed...

Actually, not renewed.

Can you guys guess what it is? Do you know what it is? This reaction has more than half a million, half a million views.

which is completely mind-blowing, but the most popular reaction on this channel, the award for the most popular reaction goes to Seventeen, Killing Voice.

That's cool.

This is a catchy chorus.

Somebody else has said in the comments that at this particular timestamp, you got Aju nice, but like, oh my gosh, that song is so much fun.

This killing voice is so much fun.

Seventeen, I can't get enough.

I love all the members too.

this is the k-pop cast and in this episode it's another daebak or dang for taemin's latest comeback two title tracks float and gooey and we're briefly gonna dive in because we gotta dive in to the piping hot tea dropped by kevin from the boys and his tell all on twitter

And we'll also share our hit replays from Girls' Generation, HRS, or Hyorisu, and Dino from Seventeen.

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Links to those in the episode description.

Tell me about your Hit Replay.

All right.

So my Hit Replay is from the maknae, the youngest member of Seventeen.

But he performs like a veteran.

So that was one of the things that it reminded me of, music video-wise.

The other music video it reminded me of, I told Hailey, I was like... was also the desert scenes for Seventeen.

Yes.

Which song was this? Don't

Like, it was cool seeing Chungha's, like, song.

And I was just thinking of all this.

And we rewatched Seventeen also.

That song is fucking awesome.

Right? The way it kind of sneaks up on you with that party remix at the end is so satisfying.

And Seventeen's Sing a Song adds this old school video game vibe.

It's like a nostalgic trip, but in a new way.

Exactly.

The This & That, I really like the choreography for the This & That track.

I sound like a, like a broken record when I talk about K-pop acts and the choreography being high level consistently across the board, whether it's Blackpink, NewJeans, BTS, Seventeen, um, and of course here with Stray Kids.

I think their choreography is always top tier.

And what you're seeing with Katseye, which we also re- uh, reported on, when I talked about Katseye...

Exactly.

Speaking of shifts, did you notice how Seventeen's Dino made his solo debut? His mini album, Chinese Letter B-O-R-D, landed at number three.

Right.

It's interesting how many artists are exploring solo projects now.