HIGH CUT magazine featured the boy group SEVENTEEN members Mingyu, The8, Hoshi, and Vernon and shared their amazing brotherhood.
SEVENTEEN shared their experience while doing their recent "Ode To You" world tour.
"Through this world tour, we are able to meet a lot of people from all over the world but it did give me a motivation to work harder and to do my best. So that we can thank our fans and give great songs and performances," The8 said.
He also revealed that being able to travel the world with their song is what made them feel happier and this has contributed to the group's growth.
"It was indeed very helpful to us in many different ways," he said.
Following the recent success of their "Ode To You" world tour, the members were asked if what kept them doing incredible performances and remarkable teamwork. They answered, "Luck."
Mingyu shared that he is grateful for having his bandmates because having use of each other's good energy has caused him to be motivated in everything he does.
"Maybe if we had met the wrong people with energies that don't match each other's personalities, maybe we wouldn't be working that much no matter how much effort we make. I think that all of us in the group are compatible with each other's personalities," Mingyu said.
"We also make use of the time to get to know each other's personality very well and that we have already figured that out ourselves in how to make each other feel better and how to not make them mad or sad," he added.
Vernon added that giving each other a sense of belonging is a source of strength for the whole group.
When asked about their future as a group, Hoshi stated that there is nothing that will change them being themselves and that they will stay the same.
"As the other members and I age gracefully I want to imagine myself and SEVENTEEN look cooler and even better in the suits we wear," he said.
"Five years from now, I don't think anything will change but expect that our energy will remain the same along with our personalities. We will stay who we are from the day we stepped on this industry," the idol added.
SEVENTEEN, also called SVT, is a group produced by Pledis Entertainment. The group consists of 13 members that are divided into three units with specializations of Hip-hop Unit, Vocal Unit, and Performance Unit. SEVENTEEN released three studio albums and six EPs.
The songs they release are all self-composed and that all of the members are actively participating in songwriting, choreographing, etc.
SEVENTEEN made their debut in the on May 25, 2015 through a live show on MBC. They are the first K-pop group to debut on a live telecast show with a one-hour live talent showcase.
Just days after making their debut, they dropped their first extended play, titled "17 Carat." This EP had the longest-charting k-pop album of the year in the United States. SEVENTEEN's album is the only rookie album included on Billboard's "10 Best K-pop Albums of 2015" chart.
It was on September 10 when their second EP "Boys Be" was released and its success made them the highest-selling rookie album of the year (2015).
SEVENTEEN then soon released their sixth and recent EP titled 'You Made My Dawn' on January 21. This latest EP won three consecutive wins on a weekly music variety show and trophies on Music Bank, Inkigayo, M Countdown, Show! Music Core, and Show Champion all in a single promotion period.
