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8 Things About SEVENTEEN’s Poison: Fear MV That Made Us Shiver

After months of teasing the fandom with dark and cryptic teasers, the self-producing idol group, SEVENTEEN, finally dropped the music video for their comeback’s title track, “Poison: Fear”.

True to their words, the music video did embody the group’s darkest concept yet. Featuring dark allusions to their own fears, Poison: Fear is a far cry from the comforting vibes their previous title track,”Home”.

Here are 8 things about “Poison: Fear” that sent shivers down our spine:

 

Unmatched Synchronization

SEVENTEEN was recognized as one of the best dancers in the industry since their debut. Lauded for being synchronized even through their trickiest choreographs, the boys didn’t disappoint fans with Poison: Fear’.

If you were not satisfied with just glimpses of their jaw-dropping dance moves, then it’s time to watch their dance practice video.


Their Goosebumps-inducing Vocals

The combination of the rappers’ husky vocals and the vocalists’ smooth voices made up this LSS-worthy bop that is likely to be put on loop for days.

If Fear caught your attention, then it’s probably time for you to take the chance to listen this comeback’s album titled, “An Ode”.

 

These Heartbreaking Lyrics

“Turns out, the love I wanted to give you is hurting me more…”

SEVENTEEN talked about an unhealthy relationship— a love story gone wrong⁠— which affected both parties like poison. Every line from the song will really hit hard if you’re one who had gone through a toxic relationship too.

 

The Fan Theories

Right after the MV dropped, fan theorists were immediately set on deciphering the hidden meaning behind it, connecting details from past comebacks and teasers.

One of the most theorized scenes in the MV was Jeonghan’s appearance where he with a smear of red lipstick on his lips which only appeared under white light. Theorists said that it was meant to symbolize his insecurities about being mis-gendered because of his delicate features.

Dramatic Wardrobe and Makeup

Poison: Fear featured some of SEVENTEEN’s bolder and more dramatic looks. Just like Joshua’s sultry vampiric getup and glitter splashed look.

And, probably, the most iconic look of all was Jeonghan’s washed out appearance with the all white get-up coupled with the blue contacts and the red lipstick streak.

 

 

Mesmerizing Cinematography

 

The sets used and the special effects added into the music video made up the haunting and dreamlike atmosphere which complements the dark concept.

One can really see how much this group grew and improved through the years with the continuous improvement in their craft.

 

The Members’ Striking Visuals

This comeback really gave each individual member to not only show their artistry and talents but also let their good looks shine through.

It’s now a proven fact: there are no visual holes in this group.

 

 

Bonus: Vernon’s Solo Dancing

No one was prepared for this part…

Carats are probably having a hard time trying not to swerve into Vernon’s lane.

 

What did you like most about SEVENTEEN’s newest MV? Tell us below!


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