The Boyz Promises a Spectacular Performance with 'Drink It' Official Music Video TEASER (BLOOD Ver)

The Boyz maintains their momentum going full speed ahead, leading to the release of their UNIVERSE Music single, with the 'Drink It' Official Music Video TEASER (BLOOD Ver).

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NCSoft and its entertainment arm Klap released the second teaser for its latest UNIVERSE Music entry across its social networking sites including YouTube and Naver V LIVE. In the Music Video TEASER (BLOOD Ver), the thrilling and fast-paced sequences of the music video to come are set against a sample of the song. In the 33-second teaser, more thrilling visuals are presented, such as the members in black leather outfits, Younghoon's palms wiped with blood, and Eric disappearing in the blink of an eye. The recent trailer also featured the 11-member K-pop boy group with a part of their choreography that highlights their vampire concept.

The Boyz is set to release "Drink It" on July 11, 6 PM KST, with the digital single made available on music streaming platforms and the music video being exclusive content available only on the UNIVERSE platform.

"Drink It" is the latest UNIVERSE Music single to be released, starting with "D-D-Dance" by IZ*ONE in January, followed by Jo Sumi and Rain's "Guardians" in February, Park Ji Hoon's "Call U Up (feat. LeeHi)" in March, (G)I-DLE's "Last Dance (Prod. GroovyRoom)" in April, and Kang Daniel's "Outerspace" (feat. Loco) in May.

About The Boyz

The Cre.Ker Entertainment boy group is composed of Sangyeon, Jacob, Younghoon, Hyunjae, Juyeon, Kevin, New, Q, Juhaknyeon, Sunwoo, and Eric. They released their first studio album in Japanese, titled "Breaking Dawn," on March 17, 2021. It managed to secure more than 20,000 physical copies in sales and peaked at the fourth spot on the Japanese Oricon Albums Chart.

Also, starting last April until the first week of June, The Boyz also joined "Kingdom: Legendary," the Mnet reality survival show that included five other boy groups such as the Stray Kids and ATEEZ.