Seriously, how successful are you trying to become, ending with a coming-of-age drama vibeㅠㅠㅠ It’s absolutely perfect as the ending song!!!❤️
What happened
Jeonghan and Joshua of SEVENTEEN preview “No looking back” as sampler 07 for their first mini album, “DREAMSCAPE,” due October 19, 2026, at 6 p.m. KST.
In the Korean comments
The comments offer a setting to imagine while listening: one top comment says, in translation, “Ending with a youth drama—how far are you two planning to take this success? It fits perfectly as a closing track.” Another calls it “an exhilarating, refreshing ending-credits style” and immediately starts worrying about securing a concert ticket.
What the words mean
떼창 (ttechang, mass singalong) literally combines “crowd” and “singing.” In the comment calling this “a concert-specialized mass-singalong song,” it means the track sounds built for the whole audience to sing together, expressed in casual fan language.
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Seriously, how successful are you trying to become, ending with a coming-of-age drama vibeㅠㅠㅠ It’s absolutely perfect as the ending song!!!❤️
I feel like I’ll be completely overwhelmed if I hear this at the concertㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ
Ah, it’s totally that emotionally overwhelming, refreshing end-credits style..... Ah, I have to go to the concertㅠ I need to fight through the cancellation-ticketing scramble...😭🩷🩵
BAKBING reaction summary
Many fans are saying it would be amazing to hear this live at concerts.
Short notes from fans
SEVENTEEN fan notes

Dreamscape 1st Mini Album

DREAMSCAPE
SPILL THE FEELS
17 IS RIGHT HERE
SEVENTEENTH HEAVEN
ALWAYS YOURS
FML
DREAM
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