ATEEZ on Sung Si Kyung's Gomak Namchin (The Seasons): San's 600 BAD Dance Moments, Mingi's Wish, UP and the 24-Dancer Stage
ATEEZ on Sung Si Kyung's Gomak Namchin (The Seasons): San's 600 BAD Dance Moments, Mingi's Wish, UP and the 24-Dancer Stage
ATEEZ was scheduled to appear on KBS 2TV's music talk show The Seasons: Sung Si Kyung's Gomak Namchin on November 13, 2026, with stories about BAD, San's much-requested chest dance, Mingi's wish to share a drink with host Sung Si Kyung, and a large-scale performance of new single UP. The episode was listed for 10:00 p.m. KST. Earlier that day, at 2:00 p.m. KST, the group released its 15th mini album, GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6.
Two songs are especially easy to confuse: BAD and UP are not the same release. BAD was the group's June 2026 title track, while UP arrived as the title track of the November 13 comeback. The UP stage announced for Gomak Namchin also needs to be distinguished from a separate UP performance filmed at Deoksugung Palace's Junghwajeon Hall. This guide explains which song, video and event each headline refers to.
Rather than focusing on the episode's other guests, this article puts ATEEZ's eight-member chemistry, music, choreography and comeback first. It draws on the advance KBS program coverage and the album information available on November 13. Where an on-air moment was only described in a preview, it is identified as such rather than presented as a scene independently verified from the complete episode.
- Broadcast: Friday, November 13, 2026, at 10:00 p.m. KST on KBS 2TV
- Talk highlights: San's approximately 600 BAD dance moments, the group's teamwork and Mingi's bucket-list wish
- Performances: KBS preview of BAD; a 24-backup-dancer performance of UP announced in advance
- Comeback: 15th mini album GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6, released November 13 at 2:00 p.m. KST
- Track list: ANEMIA, Drip, UP, FAITH and Hollow Victory
- Important distinction: Pre-broadcast reports are not the same as a verified account of the full aired episode
1. Why ATEEZ's November 13 appearance matters
ATEEZ's appearance on The Seasons: Sung Si Kyung's Gomak Namchin was scheduled for November 13, 2026, at 10:00 p.m. KST on KBS 2TV. Ahead of the broadcast, reports highlighted three particularly shareable moments: San's estimate that he had performed a memorable BAD dance move roughly 600 times, Mingi's wish to have drinks with Sung Si Kyung, and an UP stage involving 24 backup dancers. Those details make the appearance interesting to both existing ATINY and people discovering ATEEZ through a short performance clip.
November 13 was also the release date of the group's mini album GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6. The album became available at 2:00 p.m. KST, with the music talk show scheduled for later that night. The timing creates a connection between the group's already recognizable BAD choreography and its next musical chapter, UP. For new listeners, it is a useful way to see how an earlier viral dance moment can lead them toward a new album.
The early November 13 reports describe scenes promoted before the full broadcast. They do not establish the exact sequence of every joke, how much footage was edited out, or the final duration of each live stage. For those specifics, use the actual KBS episode or official clips rather than a brief advance article.
2. Air time, guest lineup and song guide
Gomak Namchin is Sung Si Kyung's season of the long-running KBS music talk series The Seasons. Alongside ATEEZ, the November 13 lineup included Kyuhyun, D.O. (Do Kyung Soo) and Kim Feel, with the program announced for Friday at 10:00 p.m. KST on KBS 2TV. Searches for 'ATEEZ Gomak Namchin,' 'ATEEZ BAD Sung Si Kyung' and 'ATEEZ UP The Seasons' may lead to different excerpts, so check the uploader and the song title before assuming you have found the full performance.
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Program | The Seasons: Sung Si Kyung’s Gomak Namchin |
| Broadcast | Fri, Nov 13, 2026 · 10:00 p.m. KST |
| Network | KBS 2TV |
| Host | Sung Si Kyung |
| ATEEZ members | Hongjoong, Seonghwa, Yunho, Yeosang, San, Mingi, Wooyoung, Jongho |
| Official preview | BAD performance |
| New song stage | UP, with 24 backup dancers announced |
| Other guests | Kyuhyun, D.O. (Do Kyung Soo), Kim Feel |
There is one common source of confusion: a KBS music show appearance and a separate KBS YouTube performance may be released on the same date. Both can feature ATEEZ and UP, yet have different locations, publication times and arrangements. The easiest way to identify the right version is to compare the program name, the filming setting and the official channel.
3. Why did San say he had performed the BAD chest dance about 600 times?
According to advance coverage published on November 13, San was asked to talk about the upper-body movement in BAD that fans often call the 'chest dance.' He said people would request it even in everyday places such as restaurants or elevators. His estimate that he had probably done it around 600 times was presented as a humorous story about how recognizable the choreography had become.
The number 600 should not be misunderstood as a certified count or a tally of rehearsals. It was San's casual, approximate remark. The point of the anecdote is that a few seconds of choreography had become memorable enough for people to request it outside a concert or music video. That is very different from claiming there is a verified video of all 600 performances.
International fans may search for 'ATEEZ San BAD chest dance,' 'San 600 times' or 'San BAD dance challenge.' These phrases refer to the same broad story. But an interview mentioning restaurant or elevator requests does not prove that footage of every one of those spontaneous moments exists online. The context matters, especially when a short headline is shared without the accompanying explanation.
4. Why BAD went viral and where to watch its KBS preview
ATEEZ released BAD as the title track of the 14th mini album GOLDEN HOUR : Part.5 in June 2026. Its choreography remained a talking point by the time the group returned with UP in November. That is why an older song could dominate the conversation surrounding a new release. If you are trying to follow the timeline, remember that BAD belongs to Part.5 and UP is the new title track of Part.6.
KBS Kpop also published an official preview clip of ATEEZ performing BAD in connection with Gomak Namchin. A preview is a good starting point for the choreography and staging, but it may not include the complete song or the conversation that appeared in the full television episode. Check the date, channel and runtime before sharing it as the entire broadcast.
BAD has been described as drawing on Brazilian funk influences, using an emphatic beat and a hook built to stay in the listener's head. Its dance became particularly popular in short clips, but the music explains just as much of the appeal. Watching the stage from beginning to end helps show how the celebrated chest movement fits into the larger arrangement and eight-member performance.
Watch KBS Kpop’s Official BAD Preview
5. How ATEEZ discussed teamwork and San's playful kneeling moment
When a single member's dance suddenly attracts extra attention, some viewers wonder whether the spotlight creates competition within a group. The advance Gomak Namchin coverage addressed that question directly. ATEEZ's members were described as cheering for one another's success instead of treating an individual viral moment as a reason for jealousy. The conversation was presented as a reflection of their team chemistry.
That makes sense when you watch a full ATEEZ stage rather than a cropped clip. San's movement may be the first thing a casual viewer notices, but the finished performance depends on all eight members: rap, vocals, facial expression, formation changes and precise synchronization. One member's breakout moment can also bring new listeners to the group as a whole. Each member contributes something different to the picture.
The preview is not evidence about the members' private relationships beyond the comments reported there. It would be a stretch to use this exchange to invent behind-the-scenes conflict or personal details. What was shared publicly was a positive description of the group's support for one another.
Advance articles also mentioned a playful moment that ended with San kneeling while the members teased each other. Taken out of context, that detail could sound like an argument or an apology for wrongdoing. The reports instead described a lighthearted exchange that drew laughter. Without watching the complete segment, there is no reason to recast it as a controversy.
The precise sequence of remarks, who said what and exactly how the moment unfolded cannot be reconstructed reliably from a short preview alone. Readers should be cautious with headlines suggesting a serious 'San apology' or 'San incident' when the reported context was a joke among members. The full conversation is the better source for those nuances.
If you want to find the exchange later, search the official KBS Kpop channel for 'ATEEZ San Gomak Namchin talk' or the show's full title. A conversation clip will usually preserve more context than a music-only upload. That distinction is particularly useful for fans following the interview from outside Korea.
6. Mingi's bucket-list wish: Drinks with Sung Si Kyung?
Another interview moment involved Mingi naming a drink with Sung Si Kyung as something on his bucket list. Sung is known not only for singing and hosting music programs but also for conversations about food and drinks, so the idea made for an easy opening to a relaxed exchange. The moment drew attention because it showed a more conversational side of the performer.
Advance stories said the host responded with an unexpected suggestion that caught people off guard. However, the exact details of that suggestion and whether a real meeting was arranged were not established in those reports. It is more accurate to describe the scene as a memorable talk-show exchange than to announce a confirmed private get-together with a date or location.
Fans looking for this part may use phrases such as 'ATEEZ Mingi Sung Si Kyung drinks,' 'Mingi bucket list Gomak Namchin' or 'Mingi Sung Si Kyung suggestion.' Those searches are about the conversation, not the UP music video or the album's track list. Keeping the two stories separate makes the right clip easier to find.
7. UP: What to expect from the 24-dancer mega-crew performance
Advance reports said ATEEZ would perform UP with 24 backup dancers in a large-scale 'mega-crew' stage. The figure refers to the dancers joining the group, not to a total head count that includes the eight ATEEZ members. For a group already known for sharp formations, the scale of the announced production raised an obvious question: how would the core members and the larger dance ensemble share the frame?
UP combines prominent brass and bass elements with a message of pushing beyond limits and continuing forward. Its music video teaser featured imagery including San breaking through a wall, group choreography and a visual connected to Wooyoung and the object's name SOPRO. Teaser imagery can help establish a song's concept, but it does not prove that the television performance will recreate every shot or prop from the music video.
A music video, a taped talk-show performance and a concert-style stage are produced differently. The 'mega-crew' description should not be taken to mean that every dancer remains on screen for every second. Pay attention to the transitions between formations, how the camera tracks the central eight and the way the arrangement turns a compact group performance into a larger visual statement.
Watch the Official UP Music Video from KQ Entertainment
8. GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6: ATEEZ's 15th mini album explained
ATEEZ released its 15th mini album, GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6, on November 13, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. KST. It followed the June 2026 release of Part.5 by roughly five months. The new project was introduced as a step beyond familiar boundaries, with UP serving as the title track and a five-song sequence exploring the group's next chapter.
| Item | Album details |
|---|---|
| Released | Nov 13, 2026 · 2:00 p.m. KST |
| Album | 15th mini album, GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6 |
| Title track | UP |
| Number of tracks | 5 |
| Pre-release | Drip |
| Lyrics credits | Hongjoong and Mingi on all five songs |
| Agency | KQ Entertainment |
| Group size | 8 members |
The release date matters because the Gomak Namchin episode and the comeback fell on the same Friday. Fans watching the interview could immediately move from stories about BAD to the group's newest music, while listeners discovering UP might search for its television stage. The two audiences meet at the same moment, but the performances and songs still need to be identified separately.
Drip is another song worth looking up. It was made available ahead of the full release and appears on Part.6, whereas BAD is the earlier Part.5 title track. Both may surface in comeback-related searches, but placing them in the correct albums prevents confusion about the discography.
9. All five tracks: ANEMIA, Drip, UP, FAITH and Hollow Victory
The five tracks on GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6 are presented in this order: ANEMIA → Drip → UP → FAITH → Hollow Victory. Although they belong to the same record, they offer different moods and ideas. Listeners drawn to the explosive energy of the title track may find themselves returning to a more atmospheric or reflective song after listening to the complete album.
| Track | What to listen for |
|---|---|
| 1. ANEMIA | A hazy atmosphere expressing anxiety and confusion |
| 2. Drip | An energetic advance release |
| 3. UP | The performance-driven title track |
| 4. FAITH | Determination and moving forward |
| 5. Hollow Victory | A reflective look at the emptiness of victory |
Hongjoong and Mingi are credited with writing lyrics across all five tracks. That is a valuable detail for anyone interested in how ATEEZ connects its music to a broader creative identity. Instead of ending with UP alone, try listening to the record in order and noticing how each song changes the momentum established by the title track.
Use specific searches for different purposes. 'ATEEZ UP official MV' is best for the title track's video, 'ATEEZ GOLDEN HOUR Part.6 full album' for the complete project, and 'ATEEZ Drip' for the advance release. Mixing those terms with the show's name may return unrelated edits, so check the official uploader when possible.
10. Meet all eight ATEEZ members
ATEEZ has eight members: Hongjoong, Seonghwa, Yunho, Yeosang, San, Mingi, Wooyoung and Jongho. If a viral dance clip was your introduction to the group, learning the eight names is a helpful next step. From there, watch an entire song to see how the individual performers contribute to a unified stage rather than just one short highlight.
| Member | Connection to this story |
|---|---|
| Hongjoong | Leader; lyric credits on the new album |
| Seonghwa | Eight-member chemistry and stage presence |
| Yunho | Precision and group choreography |
| Yeosang | An integral part of ATEEZ’s formations |
| San | BAD chest dance and the “600 times” anecdote |
| Mingi | Album lyric credits; wish to drink with Sung Si Kyung |
| Wooyoung | UP teaser imagery and the SOPRO object |
| Jongho | Vocals and the ensemble performance |
The member table below connects each name to a point raised in the broadcast preview, the comeback materials or the group's collective performance. It is not intended as a definitive list of official positions. Exact singing time, choreography placement and number of spoken lines during this specific episode can only be determined from the broadcast itself.
It is perfectly natural to first become interested in one performer and then grow curious about the others. A full ATEEZ stage lets you notice the contrasts between their energy and the way one member's movement leads into another's. For anyone who discovered the group through San's BAD choreography, UP and the rest of the new album provide a clear next stop.
11. BAD, first-week sales and the Billboard 200: Understanding the numbers
Coverage around November 13 mentioned two notable achievements from ATEEZ's previous release: Part.5 reportedly passed 1.88 million copies in first-week sales, and the group had secured its third No. 1 on Billboard's main album chart, the Billboard 200. BAD also attracted attention for its chart presence and dance challenge. These are useful milestones, but they need to be matched to the correct release and reporting period.
The 1.88 million figure relates to the first week of GOLDEN HOUR : Part.5, not the completed first-week sales of Part.6. Because the newer album was released on November 13, a full first-week result could not already exist on release day. Attaching the earlier figure to the new album would create a misleading headline even if the number itself came from a real report.
Advance track Drip was also reported to have entered the Billboard Global 200 at No. 190 on the chart dated November 7. The distinction matters: the Billboard 200 ranks albums, while the Global 200 is a songs chart. Any new chart result should be added with its chart date and the relevant release name, rather than folded into a single undated claim about the comeback.
12. Two different UP performances: The Seasons vs. Deoksugung Palace
A separate official KBS project also drew attention on November 13: an UP performance filmed at Deoksugung Palace's Junghwajeon Hall in Seoul, promoted by the KBS Legend K-Pop channel. A teaser appeared on November 11, and its description announced a full video for November 13 at 7:00 p.m. KST. That timing placed the palace performance ahead of the 10:00 p.m. Gomak Namchin television broadcast.
The palace recording is its own performance project, using a cultural heritage setting as the visual backdrop. It should not be presented as the same stage that advance reports described for The Seasons with 24 backup dancers. Both relate to UP, but they have separate production contexts and channels.
For example, a search for 'ATEEZ UP Deoksugung' should bring you toward the palace shoot, whereas 'ATEEZ UP Gomak Namchin' points to the music talk-show stage. Searching by venue or program is the simplest way to keep the videos straight, particularly when clips are reuploaded without their original titles.
Watch the KBS Legend K-Pop Deoksugung UP Teaser
13. How to find the show, official performances and album online
To see the complete conversation rather than only the musical highlights, start with KBS 2TV and the official pages for The Seasons. If you primarily want to watch BAD or UP as standalone stages, the official KBS Kpop YouTube channel is a practical place to look. To hear the studio recordings, use a licensed music service such as Melon or another platform available in your country.
| Looking for | Where to check |
|---|---|
| Full episode and interview | KBS 2TV / official The Seasons replay |
| BAD show clip | Official KBS Kpop YouTube channel |
| UP show performance | Latest uploads from KBS Kpop |
| Official UP MV | KQ Entertainment official YouTube |
| Entire mini album | Melon or another licensed streaming service |
| Separate palace performance | KBS Legend K-Pop channel |
Here are three useful search examples. Example 1: For San's '600 times' remark, look for an interview or talk clip, not just the BAD choreography. Example 2: For the 24-dancer stage, search 'ATEEZ UP The Seasons' and distinguish it from KQ Entertainment's official MV. Example 3: For all five songs, open the Part.6 album page rather than jumping between individual broadcast videos.
Full-episode streaming rights, free viewing options and upload schedules vary by territory and service. The advance reports did not establish that the complete episode would be available worldwide, free of charge, immediately after broadcast. Checking an official KBS page and the local availability notice will give international viewers a more reliable answer.
The Seasons: Official KBS Website · KBS Kpop Official YouTube Channel · GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6 on Melon
14. ATEEZ on Gomak Namchin: Five frequently asked questions
Q1. When was ATEEZ scheduled to appear on Sung Si Kyung's Gomak Namchin?
The episode was announced for Friday, November 13, 2026, at 10:00 p.m. KST on KBS 2TV. The guest lineup also included Kyuhyun, D.O. (Do Kyung Soo) and Kim Feel.
Q2. Did San actually perform the BAD chest dance exactly 600 times?
San reportedly joked that he might have done it around 600 times because people kept asking for the move, including in restaurants and elevators. It was an approximate personal estimate, not an independently counted record.
Q3. Did ATEEZ perform BAD or UP on the show?
KBS Kpop released a BAD preview clip. Advance coverage also announced a large-scale UP performance with 24 backup dancers. A preview and the full broadcast should not be treated as interchangeable sources.
Q4. Which album contains UP, and when was it released?
UP is the title track of ATEEZ's 15th mini album, GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6, released on November 13, 2026, at 2:00 p.m. KST. The album contains five songs.
Q5. Did Mingi and Sung Si Kyung confirm a real drinking get-together?
Advance reports said Mingi mentioned that sharing a drink with the host was on his bucket list and that Sung responded with an unexpected suggestion. They did not confirm a meeting, date or location.
15. Final thoughts: From BAD's viral impact to the UP comeback
For ATEEZ, the November 13 Gomak Namchin storyline brings together San's roughly 600 BAD dance requests, the group's supportive chemistry, Mingi's bucket-list wish and an announced UP stage with 24 backup dancers. The release of GOLDEN HOUR : Part.6 on the same day gave viewers an immediate bridge from the interview to the band's new music.
If a short clip introduced you to this story, begin with the conversation about San's choreography, then watch KBS Kpop's official BAD clip. After that, compare the standalone UP music video with the television performance, and explore the five-track album. When reading about sales or chart rankings, always check which album and which chart date each figure belongs to.
Finally, keep the distinction between advance promotional coverage and what the final episode actually showed. For the exact running order, any additional performances and replay or streaming availability, consult KBS and the appropriate official channel. That small habit makes a fast-moving K-pop news day much easier to follow.
Official Links and Reporting References
Information reviewed as of November 13, 2026. Broadcast previews are distinguished from materials officially released and from details requiring confirmation in the full episode.
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