Every Ateez music video but it's only the title name 

@@LuenudCreaciones yeah it's so relaxing ✨

And say my name

say my name as well

@@neruneciabaron6630I thought say my name too but then Halazia has more variations to make it has the structure of a song 😆

That's my alarm tone when I get up in the morning. 😂😂😂

Hello everyone. Firstly thank you so much for the likes. Life was still good when I made this comment, but then suddenly the world turned upside down for us. And there’s not even the mental condition left to enjoy Ateez's concert videos now (ofc I love them and my best wishes are for them always). Let me talk about it here. I'm an atiny from Bangladesh. It is a small country in South Asia, if you might wonder. I don’t know if you're already aware of what's happening in my country. Here's a summary of it: University students here started a peaceful protest against the unfair job quota system. But our Government didn't want to accept our demands and things turned ugly as they tried to brutally suppress the protest. Almost 200 people (Officially reported), most of whom are students, were killed by Bangladesh Student League (Subordinates of the government party), Police, RAB and Bangladeshi Army in the past few days during the internet blackout. Yes they disconnected us from the whole world for a good 5 days, we still can't access social medias without using VPN and the Internet speed is hella slow. According to unofficial reports though, the death toll has increased up to nearly 1000 people, including journalists, civilians and even little children; countless people have been injured. However, mainstream media are not daring to cover any of these. The dictator prime minister is mourning over infrastructural losses and vandalism but hasn’t even apologized for the deaths of these people yet; while other ministers are telling brazen lies to cover up. So much brutality is still going on, we can't go outside freely as there's curfew in effect, and they're performing home raids, searching students' phones and arresting them under false allegations, taking away protest co-ordinators to torture them. I'm not going into further details of what we're witnessing but it's just horrible here. And to think that it's not some other people but our own race torturing, attacking and killing us. We’re not safe in our own homeland, in our so called independent country. As people are trying as much as they can to document and share their crimes via social media platforms, we're in risk of another internet blackout, we can't even imagine the consequences if that happens. So I'm here to request that, if you have Twitter, please make posts using hashtags such as- #AllEyesOnBangladesh #StarlinkForBangladesh #SaveBangladeshiStudents #StudentsUnderAttack #SaveBangladeshiPeople #JusticeForBangladeshiStudents #JusticeForBangladeshiPeople I'd be really grateful if y'all helped us out to increase the hashtag counts and asked your mutuals to do so as well, since this is a national emergency. Thank you for reading till now. 💛

Hello everyone. Firstly thank you so much for the likes. Life was still good when I made this comment, but suddenly the world turned upside down for us. Now there’s not even the mental condition left to enjoy Ateez concert videos (ofc I love them and my best wishes are for them always!) Let me talk about it here. I'm an atiny from Bangladesh. It is a small country in South Asia, if you might wonder. I don’t know if you're already aware of what's happening in my country. Here's a summary of it: University students here started a peaceful protest against the unfair job quota system. But our autocratic government didn't want to accept our demands and things turned ugly as they tried to ruthlessly suppress the protest. Almost 200 people (Officially reported), most of whom are students, were killed by Bangladesh Student League (Subordinates of the government party), Police, RAB and Bangladeshi Army in the past few days during the internet blackout. Yes they disconnected us from the whole world for a good 5 days, we still can't access social medias without using VPN and the Internet speed is hella slow. According to unofficial reports though, the death toll has increased upto nearly 1000 people, including journalists, civilians and even little children; countless people have been injured. However, mainstream media are not daring to cover any of these. The dictator prime minister is mourning over infrastructural losses and vandalism but hasn’t even apologized for the deaths of these people yet; while other ministers are telling brazen lies to cover up. So much brutality is still going on, we can't go outside as there is curfew in effect, and they're performing home raids, searching students' phones and arresting them under false allegations, taking away protest co-ordinators to torture them. I'm not going into further details of what we're witnessing but it's just horrible here. And to think that it's not some other people but our own race torturing, attacking and killing us. We’re not safe in our own homeland, in our so called independent country. As people are trying as much as they can to document and share their crimes via social media platforms, we're in risk of another internet blackout, we can't even imagine the consequences if that happens. So I'm here to request that, if you have Twitter, please make posts using hashtags such as- #AllEyesOnBangladesh #StarlinkForBangladesh #SaveBangladeshiStudents #StudentsUnderAttack #SaveBangladeshiPeople #JusticeForBangladeshiStudents #JusticeForBangladeshiPeople I'd be really grateful if y'all helped us out to increase the hashtag counts and asked your mutuals to do so as well, since this is a national emergency. Thank you for reading till now 💛

to be precise its 폼 not 품

I was okay until that third, high pitched "bouncy👶" then I lost it

@@natqueerio6803 it's cuz they had been using korean title names 😭

And youth by yungi 😂😂

there's bside though, like be with you, still here, better

@@berryunho4436 but we're talking about music videos.

and crazy form 😔

actually turbulence mentioned but in korean "야간비행"

And answer😔

@@JadaIrax wait, Answer was mentioned by Mingi isn’t it？

Now I want a wanteez ep where they have quizzes about this type of stuff 😅

@@ShineStarTinythey only have one time when they asked how many time they said wave !!

@@takitakidance28hala hala too! a question for hongjoong 😂

Literally so sad they've never said inception in inception

@@seonghwastar1117 fr 😭

@@Mxnnie_mouse nah it was fun 😭

@@fortheloveofbangtan1148 ikr? 😭

@@larihuening I did the ENGLISH title names tho

@@dearinsaniiity i also counted the "M.A.T.Z like allergy" line

@@bronzepistachio thank you 💖 The answer one was too short that literally disappeared between clips 🤡😭

@@seonghwastar1117 hahahaha yeah I understand. It'd be a blink-and-you-miss-it nanosecond of a clip 😭

@@Diamond-gr4ur they never said illusion in illusion lol

@@CRTNDN i was too tired to include korean titles 😂

Ikr? I was waiting for promise 😢 but I don't think they say inception in inception 🤔

I’m the one was there

Promise does not actually have a MUSIC VIDEO, it's like a special performance video released by mnet 😭

Pretty pretty good 😅 now it's stuck in my head 👂🏼🐛

The real, illusion and wave too

YOUTH TOO LOL

They only say the Korean word, which is “미친 폼” Like Turbulence being “야간비행” and The Real being “멋”