GOT7

MARK, JAY B, JACKSON, JINYOUNG, YOUNGJAE, BAMBAM and YUGYEOM have returned.

Dressed in chic outfits, the essence of being long time idols is prominent in the music video. The song is as the members wished, bright, all-consuming and heartfelt. The long wait is now over!

GOT7 also revealed that they had received all trademark rights for the group from their former agency JYP Entertainment. JAY B commented, “It's not that we ...

The group’s new EP is self-titled, and Jinyoung explained this decision, sharing, “The reason our album is titled ‘GOT7’ is because this image is most like GOT7. We chose our title track with that in mind. Now, I think that I just need to stretch out and go.” BamBam shared, “We released this album because we wanted to protect the team and prove that GOT7 was not disbanding. JAY B also expressed his sincerity for the group as he shared, “I could’ve just left it [to someone else] but I had doubts, so I contacted each member and went around to receive documents and seals. We met with our fans at our concert too and I felt thankful.” The group excitedly commented on their highly-anticipated comeback, starting with Mark who shared, “We’ve been preparing since last year and we finally got to make our comeback.

Global boy group GOT7 has set yet another personal record with their latest album, signaling the group's successful long-awaited comeback!…

Boy band GOT7 showed that it still stands proud and tall as a team during its comeback showcase in southern Seoul's Gangnam on Monday.

The music and lyrics of the lead track “Nanana,” a bright and relaxed number, were written by Jay B. “Overall, this album shows a much richer variety of sounds,” Jay B said. But technology is so convenient nowadays that we were able to do video call meetings online and work on our album despite social distancing and some members being abroad.” “Our agencies were all so dedicated to us being active as GOT7 again,” Jinyoung said. “Unlike a lot of people’s misunderstanding, GOT7 did not disband, and we wanted to prove it. We always said all seven of us would be back, but it’s like a dream that it has actually become a reality.”

The return of boy band GOT7 to the K-pop scene in around a year and half on Monday was a comeback like no other. The septet, gathered at a hotel in Seoul ...

“It’s our new album, and at the same time, our new start in a way. I wanted to say through this song that, although some fans may have the doubts, but we will come back for sure, so please don’t be worried,” Jay B said. “The concept of this album is building a house. I wanted to say through this song that, although some fans may have the doubts, but we will come back for sure, so please don’t be worried,” Jay B said. “I find it almost impossible to write songs without talking about the moon. “The concept of this album is building a house. We’re grateful that we could give back to our fans (with the album) who have been waiting for us. “I find it almost impossible to write songs without talking about the moon. “We’re so lucky that the seven of us could be doing this all together. We’re grateful that we could give back to our fans (with the album) who have been waiting for us. “We’re so lucky that the seven of us could be doing this all together. “I think our comeback was possible because all the seven bandmates were really eager about it.

K-pop boy group Got7 made a full group comeback on Monday with a music video for their new single “Nanana,” off of their self-titled EP.

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The release marks the septet's first album after parting ways with former agency JYP Entertainment, and marks the beginning of a brand new chapter for the group ...

“I could have done this process through a third party, but I just wanted to do it myself, talking and getting a signature from each of the members.” While GOT7 haven’t been active in over a year, each of the members have treated audiences to solo music releases, film and drama activities, live performances, fan meetings and more. Rapper and producer Jackson added about the track, “It’s so GOT7. It reminded me of ‘Thursday’ and ‘Page’ where we have so much fun onstage.” The music video sees all seven members hanging out in a vibrant world flooded with pink flowers and pastel shades. “We were all involved in getting the songs, picking the songs,” Jay B shared. “This one is also for the fans,” Jay B detailed at the press conference. Written and produced by Jay B, “NANANA” is a bright, energetic track that celebrates the group’s relationship with their fans.

Featured in the June issue of 'W Korea' magazine, the members of GOT7 deeply reflected on the true meaning of their first comeback as a team after p…

But rather than saying that we are doing well, I want to say that we are doing it skillfully. I have a lot I want to do..." But this time, I got to see all of the members for the first time in a while, and we had a really great time working on the album. My house and my cats are all in Korea. When I go overseas, I want to eat sundae soup. But then, when I moved to Korea, I lived a life where I had to be more careful of my actions. I stayed busy every day, but I was stuck in this same cycle, and I just asked myself, 'Am I happy?'. In the end, I wanted to be a singer and an artist. It wasn't easy, but I felt that I owed it to the team. I wanted to be rid of all of the complex thoughts and struggles and just become an artist who was free. I've always gone back and forth between singing and acting, but it was the first time that I was truly all alone. "Before I moved to Korea, I used to have spurts of anger. For us, it is the desire to remain a team. And I'm happy to say, that I think each member really spent that time meaningfully.

GOT7 is receiving lots of love with their latest comeback! On May 23 at 7 p.m. KST, GOT7 released their self-titled EP along with the music video for the ...

The other tracks “Don’t Leave Me Alone,” “Drive Me to The Moon,” “TRUTH,” “Don’t Care About me,” and “TWO” were also listed at the top of each country’s song charts in regions such as Laos, Thailand, and Vietnam. Shortly after its release, “GOT7” hit No. 1 on iTunes Top Albums charts in 83 different regions, including Thailand, India, Brazil, Mexico, France, Germany, Denmark, Spain, Greece, Colombia, Indonesia, Turkey, and Vietnam. The title track “NANANA” also reached No. 1 on iTunes Top Songs charts in 57 different regions, including Argentina, Colombia, Egypt, Hong Kong, Hungary, India, Malaysia, Singapore, and Nepal. This marks the group’s first official comeback with a new album since leaving JYP Entertainment last year.

MANILA, Philippines – True to their promise, GOT7 held their highly-anticipated reunion on Monday, May 23, with the release of their self-titled album GOT7, ...

I think it can best show GOT7’s musical color by returning with songs that we did in our heyday.” “The concept of this album is building a house. Despite now belonging to different agencies and having pursued solo careers, each member was determined to return as a full group.

GOT7 expressed gratitude to their former agency JYP Entertainment.On the afternoon of May 23rd, Jay B shared the behind-the-scenes story behind the…

Jay B then expressed his gratitude by saying, "I'm thankful to CEO Jung Wook and Jin Young Hyung (J.Y. Park)." In particular, the album expresses GOT7's special love for its fans and sincerity toward them. Even when we talked with the lawyer, they said that there was no case of transferring (trademark rights) on good terms."

Iced Americanos: Two things must always be within reach - iced coffee and their phones. The seven members (Jay B, Jinyoung, Mark, Jackson, Youngjae, Yugyeom and ...

“I hope rather than be proud of us, they’re proud of themselves that they supported a group like GOT7, and proud of that fact in front of other people.” It’s been one hell of a journey but its ending - at least for this chapter - is simple, heartfelt and, most importantly, one GOT7 created with their own hands. As the only member to have gravitated towards acting, spending much of 2021 filming two TV dramas (The Devil’s Judge and Yumi’s Cells), Jinyoung found himself “thirsting” for a return to singing. “GOT7 isn’t special,” says Jinyoung. “It’s hard for us to say we’re the start of something because we received inspiration from our seniors.” Jay B adds: “There was Shinhwa and g.o.d, we’re just following what they’ve done.” When performing as soloists, they do.” It leaves GOT7, he thinks, able to “come together as a group that’s the focus for our fans.” Earlier this year, Youngjae gave an interview, saying “the members get along even better now”. It was never a case of them not getting along, but that the nest had grown too tight for all the wings trying to be spread. They run, giggling, trying to find their old spots in the formations on “Not By The Moon” (2020). When the song finishes, they wildly applaud their disarray. They used to have a rule - whoever was late had to pay a fine to the choreographer. “Listening to the track, I thought if GOT7 dances to it, there will probably be a really fun outcome,” he teases. “We’ve been planning to do this [album] ever since we left JYP Entertainment. It was supposed to be the end of last year, but it’s kinda difficult to get all seven members’ schedules aligned,” says Mark, the group’s eldest. Debuting in January 2014 with the hip-hop-meets-pop of “ Girls, Girls, Girls”, they moved effortlessly across styles, from the cute and wildly popular “ Just Right” (currently at 401 million YouTube views), to the summery hijinks of “ A” and angsty harmonies of “ If You Do”. On 2016’s Flight Log: Departure, they settled into a R&B/pop vibe, developing the experimental electronic flourishes and hooks that would become their signature. In a small space, their voices blur and separate in waves, the volume rising to a level that feels physical and befuddling. It’s easy to identify their laughs: Youngjae - a sonic boom; Yugyeom - little firecrackers; Jinyoung and Jay B: bassy and rich; Mark: the giggle; Jackson and BamBam - an unbridled cackle.

K-pop boy band GOT7 emerged on top of the daily album chart with their comeback release. The group released the mini-album “GOT7” on May 23 consisting of ...

He added, “So we had meetings frequently via video call. “I am so relieved that we can release an EP as a septet. “Through our new release, we want to let people know that GOT7 has not disbanded.

GOT7 have opened up about why they chose to part ways with JYP Entertainment, despite getting a fairly good offer from the agency.

“It’s about finding the middle ground and that’s not a bad thing. “JYP wasn’t a place that was very confined,” shared leader JAY B of their time under the agency, which recently granted GOT7 the rights to the group’s name, despite having left the company. Yesterday (May 23), the septet reunited and released a new self-titled EP, their first since leaving JYP Entertainment in January 2021.