AHOF Returns with Deep Youthful Charm in 'The Passage'

AHOF (Steven, Seo Jeong-woo, Cha Woong-ki, Shuaibo, Park Han, JL, Park Ju-won, Chihen, Daisuke) is set to return with their second mini-album 'The Passage', showcasing a deep and youthful charm.

On October 31st, at midnight, AHOF released a teaser for the music video of their title track 'Pinocchio' on their official social media channels.

The teaser, though only 22 seconds long, hints at an intriguing storyline. In the video, the members of AHOF are seen with restrained expressions, seemingly facing anxiety and confusion in different settings that feel more like a fantasy world than reality.

The tension escalates with repeated scenes of endless falling. Steven, Park Han, and Daisuke are shown falling from the sky, while JL and Park Ju-won throw themselves into spaces with visible cracks. This repeated descent into different realms piques curiosity about the hidden meanings behind these scenes.

The video concludes with a shot of the sky and a poignant line from the title track, 'Was it actually fear?', leaving a strong impression with its unpredictable narrative and emotional melody.

The title track 'Pinocchio' is inspired by the fairy tale 'Pinocchio' and features a band sound. It expresses AHOF's unique sentiment of wanting to be honest with 'you' amidst capriciousness, anxiety, and instability.

The mini-album 'The Passage' captures AHOF's story as they stand on the boundary between youth and adulthood. While their previous work 'WHO WE ARE' depicted the beginning of an incomplete youth, 'The Passage' showcases AHOF's rough charm as they grow stronger through inner growing pains.

AHOF will make their comeback with 'The Passage' on November 4th at 6 PM. On the same day, they will hold a fan showcase at 8 PM to meet with FOHA, their official fan club.

Reported by Kim Ji-won, TenAsia one@tenasia.co.kr