Appreciate Taeil. There were people doubting Taeil singing the high note, this video we can clearly hear he is actually singing and, if it’s not enough, plz read the messages fans wrote who went to the pre recording, they always say his highest note was the most crystal clear ones...
I am STAY thank you for saying that ㅠㅠㅠ I forgot to mention the fan accounts are available on Twitter, most of them were in Korean, but they can be easily translated to English, most of the time, it’s about how Taeil is so good at that note... yes please SM give him a station, give him the respect he deserves
Preach it! Don't get me wrong, heachans high notes prior are heavenly but to me, taeil is what has me sold. The way it fits with that shot sound is perfect and it made me go "yes taeil!! 🙌" his voice is one of a kind and he needs more love!
Anna Dziekonska Haechan’s voice is beautiful, and thank you for recognizing Taeil’s solid high notes, he actually can sing well much lower pitch as well, he might not have the most beautiful voice but his techniques and skills are definitely one of the best
Ridzzz226 theyre basically mini-concerts where nct dream performs songs, and play games, do whatever they want, and most importantly create memories with each other and nctzens! 💚
@@annadziekonska7366 haha now that you said it it's funny because didn't ubisoft say they're planning their next ac game to be located in asia, Assassin's Creed NCT cOMING THRU
@@Maria-g2k6j wait they did!? XD im behind on my AC news so forgive me but if yes....lol I knew that nct would take over the world but didn't expect the gaming world to get the treatment as well. We stan kings lol
I just wanna thank the stylist for putting Seodojae in THOSE outfits, I really couldn’t get my eyes off them. Doyoung looked like an angel meanwhile Johnny and Jaehyun looked like devils - It’s a concept and i’m here for it
I just really appreciate NCT's stylists for stepping up their game and dressing our boys in these fine-ass outfits. Taeil, Haechan and Mark be looking SO GOOD.
