It's Wednesday, and that means that we're here to personally recommend some of our favorite ATEEZ videos. So, whether you're just getting into ATEEZ or it's been awhile since you've let yourself sit back and enjoy their content, we've got you covered.
Immortal Songs is coming to New York (maybe--those ticket prices suggest they have no idea what they're doing, but that's not what I'm here to talk about) and bringing ATEEZ with them, and I (probably) won't get to go.
That makes me very sad because no one loves ATEEZ's Immortal Songs stages more than I. Watching the full episodes on Viki is an Event in the GD household--one that my mother in law, husband, and friends all partake in. To comfort myself, I've created this retrospective of all of their Immortal Songs stages, and I've included the logbooks where we get the behind the scenes from the episode.
While it's not ATEEZ live on Immortal Songs in New York, it is also not $600 a ticket. Enjoy!
The first of their appearances, which is honestly one for the history books.
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We get to see them both before and after their Black Cat Nero stage in this logbook.
Their win for Black Cat Nero qualified them to perform on the King of Kings special, where they gifted us this stage that features some Jongho rapping, which was the first time I personally realized I would like more Jongho rapping.
Where they talk about the coolness of their outfits and enjoy some ice cream in the waiting room.
If there is something that could make me enjoy Rain's songs, it is them being performed by ATEEZ. Like.. it's so good.
It's a lot of black leather as they play around adorably back stage, which is almost disorienting.
My personal favorite of the Immortal Songs stages. Every night I light a candle praying for an OT8 Right Now stage one day.
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The kids come back stage, and they all hang out and take pictures, and it's all very endearing. And this is where Seonghwa calls them the sons of Immortal Songs, and we get to see how nicely the staff decorates for them when they come.
This was another King of King's special they were invited to due to their win with Right Now. It's a mashup of two fan favorite songs, but also it almost served as their comeback stage for Epilogue, and they incorporated bits of The Real into it, which is fun.
This is a longer logbook, also covering the pictures they took for Fever Epilogue's album. But the Immortal Songs bit is at the beginning.
Jongho's solo Immortal Songs debut is absolutely breathtaking. The girl in the audience who looks like she's about to start crying? That's me.
This performance is so incredibly fun--it is one of the videos that I always come back to. I love that literally every member has a moment to shine, and that they all sound so beautiful. It's a song and stage that really suits them.
This logbook covers both the group appearance and Jongho's solo debut.
And a bonus video of the babies with their first Immortal Songs stage. It's so fun, and really shows off their vocals in a way that we hadn't heard before. Proud of my babies.
I hope you enjoyed this look back at ATEEZ on Immortal Songs! The show in New York will be aired, so while we may not all get to travel to it, we should all get to see it. For your convenience, you can find the entire playlist here.
