Thanks for reacting to Jeonghan and Wonwoo! They are members of the kpop group Seventeen. The English title of this song is “Last Night” btw I highly recommend Seventeen’s Killing Voice video. It’s like a 20 minute long live medley of some of their discography and it’s just a fun watch overall. There’s English subtitles on the video too :D
@@DeloreansWorld It's not a prequel or a sequel, but there is like a 30 minute audio book on Seventeen's youtube channel explaining the story. They got really creative with this unit. Here's one of the top comments on the audiobook's video with a rundown: "long story short wonwoo a lucid dreamer, goes to peoples dream, the city wanted to find him but they can’t remember his face at all. jeonghan woke up and wanted to had breakfast wth A but A is missing so He find A everywhere. jeonghan wanted to bring ‘A’ back but he can’t because you just can’t change everything in the past. ‘A’ disappeared, wonu chased jh to help him get over his past because it is all for nothing. wonu made him fall asleep, jeonghan woke up and wonwoo wonders agin. the plot wanted to remind us that no matter how happy to live inside our dream we need to face the reality and we cannot just change the things that was already written in the past. after reading this (by transcript) the mv just made more sense like how they tap someones forehead, how someone turned into sands, that mysterious figure standing under the white cloths, the whispers, the soup!?, the album title, why people chose to sleep, how they smiled after the whispers, and wonwoo and jeonghans role throughout the mv (how jh woke up) “but why should people look for happiness only when they’re dreaming. “ “no matter how you try you can’t make things back to the way they were” IK IT’S PRETTY CONFUSING BUT IT TAKES TIME TO UNDERSTAND THE PLOT (i am also confused at first but i think i slowly understand it piece by piece)"
Thanks for reacting to Jeonghan and Wonwoo! They are members of the kpop group Seventeen. The English title of this song is “Last Night” btw
I highly recommend Seventeen’s Killing Voice video. It’s like a 20 minute long live medley of some of their discography and it’s just a fun watch overall. There’s English subtitles on the video too :D
Thank you so much. Is this a prequel or sequel to another video ?
The story seems so interesting
@@DeloreansWorld It's not a prequel or a sequel, but there is like a 30 minute audio book on Seventeen's youtube channel explaining the story. They got really creative with this unit. Here's one of the top comments on the audiobook's video with a rundown:
"long story short
wonwoo a lucid dreamer, goes to peoples dream, the city wanted to find him but they can’t remember his face at all. jeonghan woke up and wanted to had breakfast wth A but A is missing so He find A everywhere. jeonghan wanted to bring ‘A’ back but he can’t because you just can’t change everything in the past. ‘A’ disappeared, wonu chased jh to help him get over his past because it is all for nothing. wonu made him fall asleep, jeonghan woke up and wonwoo wonders agin. the plot wanted to remind us that no matter how happy to live inside our dream we need to face the reality and we cannot just change the things that was already written in the past.
after reading this (by transcript) the mv just made more sense like how they tap someones forehead, how someone turned into sands, that mysterious figure standing under the white cloths, the whispers, the soup!?, the album title, why people chose to sleep, how they smiled after the whispers, and wonwoo and jeonghans role throughout the mv (how jh woke up) “but why should people look for happiness only when they’re dreaming. “
“no matter how you try you can’t make things back to the way they were”
IK IT’S PRETTY CONFUSING BUT IT TAKES TIME TO UNDERSTAND THE PLOT (i am also confused at first but i think i slowly understand it piece by piece)"
@@DeloreansWorld You can tell they did this whole thing for the art of it
@@lisakayokay it’s not confusing at all. It’s just a deeper meaning to it and I love that. Super creative and thoughtful. I’m all interested now
@@lisakayokay I agree. I’m definitely diving in and conducting more research