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Seventeen, third version of new album 'FML' is 'Fight for My Life'
On the 15th, Seventeen posted the official photo 'Fight for My Life' version of their 10th mini album 'FML', which will be released at 6 PM on the 24th, on their official SNS. With the third version of 'Fight for My Life', all official photos of 'FML' have been released.
In the 'Fight for My Life' version, Seventeen expressed 'me' who broke through life's inertia and gained the strength to move forward, while realizing the importance of recognizing 'what I really want' and living passionately.
In this official photo, Seventeen showed an intense and powerful appearance by taking a ready pose with the ring in the background or staring at the camera with gloves on.
Through 'FML', rather than being buried in endless negative thoughts in bad situations, Seventeen understands the conflict and wandering of youth from a healthy and positive perspective, saying, 'Instead of being pessimistic and frustrated on our own, let's fight and overcome together without getting tired,' and provide comfort and comfort. We plan to deliver a message of hope.
'FML', which contains the first double title song since SEVENTEEN's debut, includes 'F*ck My Life' and an unreleased double title song, as well as each unit song 'Fire' (hip-hop team), and 'I Don't Understand But I Luv U'. A total of 6 songs are included, including (performance team), 'Dust' (vocal team) and the group song 'April shower'.
The 10th mini album 'FML' surpassed 4 million pre-orders both domestically and internationally, breaking Seventeen's own record for album pre-orders. This figure far exceeds the initial sales volume of 2,067,769 copies of the 4th full-length album 'Face the Sun' (album sales in the first week after release), and attention is paid to the record streak that Seventeen will set with 'FML'. It is noteworthy.
Meanwhile, Seventeen plans to release various 'FML' promotional contents one by one, including the track list on the 16th, highlight medley, and official music video teaser. They will also hold an offline event, 'Seventeen Street', where various experiences and exhibition programs will be held at Some Sevit in Seocho-gu, Seoul until the 16th.
Reporter Junho Yoon, Ten Asia delo410@tenasia.co.kr
