ATEEZ HALAZIA M/V + Dance Practice | First Time Reaction

[@esterwootaegi2644]

right , i LOVE how ateez always immerse themselves into their performance , it really helps the storytelling of what the song is saying

[@serenniey]

Halazia has always been so majestic to me. Thank you. 🥰

[@Holtz_2212]

great reaction as always! halazia and the album spin off were kind of dropped as ateez going "here you go so you don't have to wait too long for our next comeback, you can have this" and then they blessed us with a BANGER of a song and a cinematic masterpiece of an MV. i love it so much

[@oonuli122]

I absolutely adore Halazia, thanks for reacting to it! ❤

[@GolyenHighway]

Ateez are very passionate about their music. And their stage presence is immense. Halazia actually replaced Wonderland as my top song from them. Something about it just cemented itself into my fave.

[@flaggov6949]

It knocked Answer of her pedestal for me.

[@aiRbckwrds]

I agree that Ateez are great at being in character. I want to add that by performing that way, they're selling the audience the story/message. I'm more willing to get behind something if it's presented in a way that feels like I should be equally passionate about. There are fan cams where you can see that the members' faces show worry, strain, or despair. It makes you feel a certain way especially when you know that the song is about them praying for something better and wanting to fight for that.

[@XennialKpopStan]

I think this point contributed heavily to why I fell in love with ATEEZ. I'm an ex-professional dancer so of course I love their dance ability, but it's so much more than that. This is performance art; they embody their music and message, and perform it in a way that relates to us individually and to the larger social world.

[@sarajo9119]

I still remember my freshman year drama class, when I couldn't get over myself to commit to an improv exercise. So I admire them for that as well. For what song I'm looking forward to seeing you react to: Wake Up, which is on the Outlaw album. It's one of my favorite b-sides and the live performance of it from the recent concert really solidified it for me. Thank you for the reaction!

[@flaggov6949]

Did you notice the Whoas you sang are from Utopia? another instance of incorporating a reference from the past (like Wave in Turbulence and Thanxx in Don't Stop). The album was supposed to be filler until their tour ended and they could do a full comeback. For that reason, KQ didn't have many albums printed--they were surprised how fast they sold. I love the entire Outlaw album so much, but This World, Dune, and Wake Up are my favs from it.

[@lintuchiha]

The hand movements are more like prayers, like the sign of the cross. This song is a whole is a big prayer.

[@lintuchiha]

The four in the end are part of Thunder, it’s all in their lore

[@lintuchiha]

Halazia is my favorite cause I relate the most to the lyrics

[@moo3ne]

fun fact san and mingis waists are actually the exact same size!

[@ewaoluwaakintemi3960]

Wowww,now you mention it I actually see it

[@spacemaster13]

💜💜

[@tokyoplayer9895]

Hello, could you react to a group called treasure with your song jikjin?