Thank you so much for Hanishu’s visual attack ❤ The music video is seriously beautiful!!
What happened
Jeonghan and Joshua of SEVENTEEN appear in the second official teaser for “12 o’clock,” which was announced for release on October 19, 2026, at 6 p.m. KST.
Why Koreans care
The credits reveal an unusually layered effects production: an original kinetic sculpture by William Darrell, 3D prop and thematic additions, and separate AI, 2D, and 3D VFX teams all contributed to the teaser.
In the Korean comments
One comment turns pre-release confidence into a time-traveler joke, reading in translation: “I came from the future. Guys, you made it big.”
What the words mean
얼굴공격 (eolgul gonggyeok, literally “face attack”) is not hostile here. It is casual, exaggerated fandom praise for visuals so striking that they feel like an attack; the commenter is effectively thanking the pair for looking overwhelmingly good.
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Thank you so much for Hanishu’s visual attack ❤ The music video is seriously beautiful!!
So good..
Ah, this is seriously so good...
BAKBING reaction summary
Fans are touched by Jung Han and Joshua's visuals.
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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