&TEAM Electrifies 'Music Bank' with Debut Korean Broadcast Performance, Showcasing 'HYBE Global Group' Prowess
HYBE's global group &TEAM has taken over the Korean music show stage with a powerful performance.
On the KBS2 'Music Bank' broadcast on October 31st, &TEAM (Yuji, Fuma, Ke Kei, Nicholas, Yuma, Jo, Harua, Taki, Maki) presented their title track 'Back to Life' from their first Korean mini-album.
As their first music show appearance in Korea since their official debut, the stage garnered immense attention from fans worldwide, and &TEAM undoubtedly showcased their true capabilities.
As the rough and grand rock hip-hop beat resonated, their explosive energy instantly filled the stage. The powerful yet precise choreography of the nine members delivered an overwhelming sense of immersion, captivating the viewers.
The performance visually embodied the song's theme of 'reawakened instincts.' &TEAM unfolded a narrative of pain, growth, and rebirth like a drama. The finale choreography, where the nine members interlocked their arms and bodies to form a single shape, symbolically expressed the team's unity, leaving a lasting impression.
Following 'Music Bank' on this day, &TEAM is scheduled to appear on MBC's 'Show! Music Core' on November 1st and SBS's 'Inkigayo' on November 2nd. Fans have high expectations for the group, whose stage capabilities have further grown through their recently concluded Asia tour.
&TEAM's first Korean mini-album 'Back to Life' sold over 1.13 million copies on its release day (October 28th) alone, according to Hanteo Chart. This achievement marks them as the first Japanese artist to become a million-seller in both Korea and Japan, setting a new record. Not only the title track but also the other 6 songs on the album are receiving equal love from fans.
Fans are reacting enthusiastically to &TEAM's first Korean music show performance. Comments like "Truly a HYBE Global Group," "Performance masters, recognized," and "Stage dominance is insane" are flooding in, further heightening anticipation.