ATEEZ(에이티즈) - 'BAD' Official MV Making Film

What happened

ATEEZ released a two-day behind-the-scenes film showing the members and a guest dancer filming the “BAD” music video, including Mingi predicting at 4:38 that the song would become a hit.

Why Koreans care

In Korean idol culture, making films function as “입덕” content: viewers may arrive because one member or a striking visual went viral, then learn the group’s offstage personalities and become interested in every member. That progression is described here as a “revolving door,” meaning the viewer keeps changing favorites rather than exiting the fandom.

What Korean viewers say

Majority: Commenters fixate on the contrast between exposed physiques, polished styling, and tattoo-free arms. One writes, “Seonghwa and Mingi’s smooth, tattoo-free arms have this delinquent-looking elegance. I love it.” Fandom: Several describe entering through San but being pulled toward the entire group. One says, “I became a fan because of San, but at this rate this is going to become a revolving door. The more I watch, the more I like every single member.” Minority: Some treat Mingi’s 4:38 hit-song prediction as newly prophetic: “How did Mingi know at 4:38?”

What you'd miss

“가슴에 홀려서 여기까지 옴” literally means “I was bewitched by the chest and came all the way here,” but it is deliberately blunt Korean internet humor: the commenter is admitting that a member’s exposed chest was the click-through hook. “가슴청년,” literally “chest young man,” turns that same viral visual into a comic nickname. Likewise, “날티” is not simply “bad”; it means a stylishly unruly, slightly delinquent aura, which commenters contrast with the member’s softer off-camera behavior.