SEVENTEEN makes comeback with horror special ”GOING SEVENTEEN”... Will the ”10 million views myth” come true?
The horror feature of "GOING SEVENTEEN" is Hot Topic. On the 4th, the group "SEVENTEEN" posted "GOING SEVENTEEN" on their official YouTube channel and SNS.
"EP.112 TRAP#1" by SEVENTEEN has been published. This episode is a horror special that connects "Salvation (Old Grudge)", "EGO" and "Tag".
In particular, "Tag" became a hot topic not only among CARAT (fandom name) but also among general viewers, with both episodes 1 and 2 achieving 10 million views.
The "Trap" episode shows SEVENTEEN being trapped in an abandoned hospital, and trying to avoid zombies and escape outside.
The first zombie to appear was Song. He introduced himself as a "pro-human" person and told the members, "If you pretend to be a zombie and act naturally, it won't be difficult for you to escape (the abandoned hospital)."
SEVENTEEN made their way to the escape route while imitating the strange body movements and clicking sounds typical of zombies.
In particular, DO-GYEOM was so engrossed in his acting that he seemed to empathize with the other zombies, drawing laughter.
The "tiki-taka" between the members and the zombies is also a highlight. MIN-GYU, who expressed strong distrust for Song and was about to be scolded, told the "civil servant zombie" who was given permission to go out, "Make sure you speak Korean properly.
Jun offered advice, "You should take good care of your throat," and Seungkwan encouraged the zombies, who kept making the sound of metal, saying, "Take care of your throat. Drink lots of water." The members' diverse reactions drew laughter.
The fun time spent watching each other's zombie performances was fleeting. At the end of the broadcast, the music suddenly stopped, and the strange voices of the zombies and Dino's scream of "Let's run away" were heard, creating tension.
As a result, fans are curious as to whether SEVENTEEN will be able to escape the abandoned hospital safely and what the meaning behind the title "Trap" is.
Meanwhile, "GOING SEVENTEEN," which has been dubbed "the Infinite Challenge of the K-pop world," will be released every Wednesday at 9 p.m.
