Bad Villain is preparing a distinctive year-end celebration with the announcement of their upcoming digital single, “Zoom.” The group released a teaser video titled "Cut to the Chase" on their official social media channels on November 11, hinting at the bold and stylish aesthetic of their latest project.
In the video, the members are seen donning edgy, school-inspired uniforms accessorized with silver jewelry, adding an extra layer of uniqueness and attitude to their look. Embracing their “villainous” concept, the group presents a chic yet rebellious image, giving fans a glimpse of the audacious, avant-garde style they are bringing to this release.
The trailer’s rhythmic beat and cinematic approach evoke the spirit of a rebellious film character, reinforcing Bad Villain’s confident and unapologetic style. Their poised expressions and powerful presence reflect their self-assured approach to the new single, suggesting that “Zoom” will be a bold statement piece.
Since their debut in June, Bad Villain has quickly established a strong identity within the K-pop industry. Their powerful rapping, dynamic vocals, and unique performance style have already set them apart, positioning them as a group to watch. The group consists of members with diverse backgrounds: Emma, known from Mnet’s Street Woman Fighter; Chloe Young, a dancer from 1MILLION Dance Studio; and Huey and Yoon Seo, who previously appeared on MBC-TV’s My Teenage Girl. Members Ina, Bean, and Kelly further contribute to the group’s eclectic style.
With “Zoom,” Bad Villain aims to demonstrate their talents and the collective chemistry that defines their sound. The single is anticipated to showcase each member’s musical versatility, adding another layer to their unique brand and sound. Fans can expect a track that balances strong beats with memorable vocals, reflecting the group’s distinct style.
The single is scheduled for release on November 19 at 6 p.m. across major streaming platforms. This year-end release solidifies Bad Villain’s place as one of K-pop’s rising acts with a fresh take on the concept of “villain” and an unapologetic approach to music and style.
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