The group EVENTEEN is drawing attention as it revealed its passion and determination for the stage in the documentary "HIT THE ROAD."
The agency Pledis Entertainment released episodes 7 and 8 of "SEVENTEEN: HIT THE ROAD" through EVENTEEN's official YouTube channel and Weverse at noon today (29th).
Previously, in the fifth and sixth episodes of "HIT THE ROAD," the behind-the-scenes story of the special music video of "Snap Shoot," which Mingyu himself planned and conducted, and Joshua's sincere story, which expressed his strong will for growth, as well as their deep affection for the group, received a heated response.
In the seventh episode, Seung-kwan worked out until just before he went on stage, worked hard to manage his physical strength, and carefully checked and cared for the members' condition. In addition, Seungkwan enjoyed the stage and actively communicated with fans from various regions.
Seung-kwan showed his honest inner thoughts about the stage with a calm and sincere attitude, which is different from his energetic and energetic appearance shown in many entertainment programs, and took time to recharge for his future schedule.
In the eighth episode, Dino was shown trying to make the best performance possible. Dino, who was in poor condition during the tour, focused on recovering his health to repay fans for a good performance and determined to perform without regret.
In addition, Dino drew admiration for his professional aspect of constantly agonizing over his personal content "DANCEOLOGY" and continuing to make various attempts to continue to show new sides.
Seungkwan and Dino have prepared for the tour in their own ways and performed on stage, but they have not forgotten their gratitude to fans who cheer enthusiastically anytime, anywhere. Seung-kwan said, "As time goes by, gratitude grows. "I've come to realize that I have to work harder with the love of my fans," Dino said. "I want to say that I'm performing with the audience's steps and efforts in mind."
Through "HIT THE ROAD," EVENTEEN showed a great sense of responsibility and mission for music and stage, and showed itself exceeding the limits to go further, confirming why their performances always remain at all times. As a result, attention is being paid to EVENTEEN's moves that will rise higher in the future.
Meanwhile, Seventeen's documentary "HIT THE ROAD" is released every Wednesday and Friday at noon on EVENTEEN's official YouTube channel and Weverse.
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