Da Won, Hwi Young and Young Bin of the group SF9, successfully made comeback with their new song "RPM," showed off their anti-war sexy with two versions of jacket posters.
SF9's agency, FNC Entertainment unveiled jacket posters by members of its new album "RPM" through their official teaser site on June 10.
The released image consists of two versions: the Max (MAX) version and the ZERO version. The Max version, which features dynamic energy on a blue background, shows a passionate runner running toward love, while the zero summer version of the static mood expresses the emptiness of a man who has lost love.
While digesting conflicting concepts and displaying strange sexy, the jacket posters of Da Won, Hwi Young and Young Bin are emblazoned with unknown numbers such as "RPM0215," "RPM0222" and "RPM0421," respectively, fueling curiosity.
SF9's new song, "RPM," is an impressive song with a grander sound that flows over the suspenseful beat. The lyrics stand out, comparing heart beating to revolutions per minute (RPM), and reinterpreting the determination of fateful love that will never be missed to the end with SF9's sexiness.
The music video for all of SF9's seventh mini-album "RPM" and the title track was released on its major music site at 6 p.m. on June 17. SF9's comeback promotion contents was released sequentially through official teaser sites and SNS.
Previous Article
