ATEEZ finds themselves utterly captivated by Chase Infiniti in the music video for their latest single, “BAD,” which premiered this Friday (June 26) alongside the release of their new mini-album, GOLDEN HOUR Part.5.
The cinematic narrative kicks off at a wedding, where the One Battle After Another actress looks radiant in her bridal gown. A humorous struggle ensues as her groom attempts to place a ring on her finger—an impossible task, as it is already adorned with eight distinct rings, clearly representing each member of the K-pop powerhouse. The ceremony descends into delightful chaos when Seonghwa bursts through the doors. Donning a sharp white suit and hat, he channels a classic Michael Jackson aesthetic, launching into an intricate dance sequence as the rest of the group emerges, each competing for Infiniti’s undivided attention.
The visual journey continues with a flurry of high-energy choreography. As the members alternate between wooing the actress and keeping a watchful eye on her interactions with their bandmates, the plot culminates in a dramatic courtroom setting. Infiniti stands trial for being “bad”—a direct nod to the track’s lyrical theme—but the tables turn quickly. It becomes apparent that she has been the puppet master all along; she effortlessly executes her own choreography and exerts a mysterious influence, forcing the ATEEZ members to mirror her movements in perfect sync.
The story reaches its conclusion with a judge’s verdict of “not guilty,” allowing Infiniti to walk free, ending the clip with a confident flash of her eight rings for the camera.
“BAD” serves as a standout track on GOLDEN HOUR Part.5, a highly anticipated follow-up to the group’s GOLDEN HOUR Part.4 project released earlier this year. That February effort saw massive success, soaring to the top of the Top Album Sales chart and securing the group’s seventh No. 1 entry on the prestigious tally.
Experience the theatrical flair of the “BAD” music video featuring Chase Infiniti above.
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