Boy group X-5 has finally unveiled the music video for their comeback track, “Dangerous“!
To match the trendy feel of their new song, the MV utilized a lot of flash effects in the dark to bring that ‘urban bad boy’ look. It’s a straightforward video that focuses mainly on their choreography, so if you’re looking to copy of their dance moves, this would be a good place to start.
Check out their MV below:
Source: allkpop
10 December:
After making their debut earlier this year with “Don’t Put On an Act”, boy group X-5 has returned with their first mini-album, ‘Dangerous‘.
Comprised of four tracks, the mini-album aims to showcase the group’s improved vocals; the boys also hope to cast a wider net for fans this time around with their ‘bad boy’ image.
Though they’ve already begun promotions for their title track, “Dangerous“, Open World Entertainment will soon follow up with the release of their music video, so stay tuned for further updates!
In the meantime, check out their songs below and don’t forget to support the artists by purchasing their album.
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01. Intro
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02. Dangerous
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03. Do You Want To See Me Go Crazy (미치는 꼴 볼래)
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04. In Da House
Source: allkpop
7 December:
Rookie boy band X-5 is making a return with their first mini-album “Dangerous” this week, and Open World Entertainment has just released a new video teaser marking their comeback!
While the young men emanated a sophisticated appeal in the previously released concept photos, this sizzling video shows off their masculine charisma in a different way. Pumped with over-saturated colors, flashing lights and an electrifying instrumental track, X-5′s high energy teaser ensures us that this comeback will be worth the wait.
X-5′s new mini-album is scheduled to be released on December 8th. Check out the teaser below!
Source: allkpop
5 December:
Open World Entertainment‘s male quintet will be promoting the mini album for the rest of the year, and has already begun releasing concept photos revealing Ghun, Haewon, Zin, Taefung and Zulhu‘s transformations for the new promotion cycle.
The mini album will include four tracks: an intro, the title track “Dangerous”, and “In Da House” and “Do You Want To See Me Go Crazy“.
The album is scheduled to be released this week on Friday, December 9th.
Source: allkpop
19 Mei
X-5’s “Fantasy“, a track off of their “XENOS” debut album, has been rated as unsuitable for minors by the Ministry of Gender Equality & Family.
According to information revealed by their agency, Open World Entertainment, the song was classified as harmful to the youth due to a few words that alluded to unfavorable activity in the lyrics.
The lyrics that they’re holding in question are, “(Hey turn it up dance dance dance) In this night of illusion (party in the club).”
Representatives elaborated, “We’re unable to understand as to why the song must be banned just because it mentions a club. A majority of the songs these days include the term ‘club.’ The lyrics for ‘Fantasy’ don’t even include any sexually suggestive material in the lyrics, so we cannot comprehend why this song did not pass regulations.”
As reported earlier, songs that are judged as harmful media to the youth cannot be sold to minors under the age of 19, and also cannot be aired before 10 PM.
4 Mei:
In celebration of the feat, the five members took part in a special photoshoot and interview that showed off their charms both individually and as a group.
“Inkigayo” commented, “Despite the fact that they have model-like heights and handsome looks, they don’t rely on that at all and opt instead to show their power and charisma through their unique performance style. They’re a ‘poker faced rookie’ that is worthy of attention.”
X-5 added, “We will work hard to become a group that can stand at the top of the world.”
Readers of the magazine commented, “I overlooked them thinking they were just rookies, so it was nice to be able to get an in-depth view of who they are”, and “They’re worthy of being chosen as power rookies. I’m already looking forward to their future promotions.”
3 Mei:Open World Entertainment’s new boy group, X-5, is already showing signs of becoming the next Hallyu star just a few weeks into their debut.
They’ve been receiving numerous international love calls since the release of their debut single, “Xenos.” Now that they’ve completed their round of debuts on music programs, love calls from Japan, Indonesia, and Singapore are reportedly becoming more frequent.
Representatives stated, “Prior to X-5’s debut, they’ve been receiving a lot of love calls from K-Pop fans overseas. Their video teasers have received international interest, and now that they’ve finally completed their debut performances, they’re receiving a lot of requests to perform at K-Pop events.”
They continued, “Japan has especially taken an interest in X-5. It is true that we’ve been receiving advancement opportunities from big Japanese companies.”
Although they’re considering the offers, representatives stated that they will be waiting a bit, as the boys have only just debuted.
28 April:Although they’re considering the offers, representatives stated that they will be waiting a bit, as the boys have only just debuted.
Although they’ve earned headlines for having an average height of 186 cm, it seems creating outfits for these five lanky boys isn’t as easy as the rest. Representatives of Open World stated, “Outfits and accessories change with every concept, so there’s a bit of a difference in the expenses for each of the concepts. On average, however, one outfit costs about $1,500 to $2,000 USD to produce.”
The boys have shown a total of four concept outfits so far: two different suits at their showcase, a ‘fantasy’ leather outfit for their “Music Bank” debut, and a white see-through look for their “Don’t Put On An Act” performance.
There are still three outfits left, including one made of velvet. The boys will wear them once and monitor the reaction each garners. Outfits that don’t garner a positive response will be swithced out or changed for an additional three outfits that are waiting on standby for this purpose. In total, they have 10 outfits, and with each costing up to $2,000 USD, it costs a total of $100,000 USD to clothe each of the five members.
Representatives stated, “Their outfits are an important factor in showing the charms of the individual members, so we paid extra attention to them.”
So who’s in charge of producing this mass of outfits? None other than Kang Bo Eun, who also works for the artists of SM Entertainment. She was the exclusive stylist for Fly to the Sky for six years. Now that she styles for X-5, she revealed that the area she pays attention to the most is their height.
Kang Bo Eun stated, “The members are not only tall, but have extremely long arms and legs. We can’t get off-the-rack clothes for them, so our main area of interest was to bring out the positive points of their physical traits.”
Fans can look forward to what the boys will be wearing next, as X-5 will be performing on all three of the public broadcast music programs this week with their title track, “Don’t Put On An Act.”
Source: Sports Chosun via allkpop
26 April:
They wrote, “I am revealing a precious picture of us with our prestigious g.o.d. seniors backstage at KBS’s ‘Music Bank’ Do you see fangirl Jin? Kim Tae Woo is so! so! tall! and totally nice!! Our maknaes are already so tall, but standing beside Tae Woo senior…! Son Ho Young and Danny Ahnseniors are both so daebak ㅠㅠ.”
Kim Tae Woo is known for his tall height of 190 cm, so it was no surprise that netizens were shocked with the boys of X-5 being right on par. Jin is 189 cm, while Sulhu is 188 cm. Astonishingly enough, the group’s average height is 186 cm, so it’s no wonder that they fit right in with Kim Tae Woo.
Netizens commented, “They’re seriously of similar height with Kim Tae Woo, they must be so tall”,and“I’m so jealous!”
23 April:Open World Entertainment’s new boy band ‘X-5‘ held their first showcase and interview for the press and media. Now, the boys have been officially unveiled to the public with the release of their debut single album “Xenos” along with the MV for their title track, “Don’t put on an Act.”
X-5 is a 5-member idol group under Open World Entertainment that’s comprised of members Gun, Haewon, Sulhu, Zin, and Tae Fung. They’re scheduled to make their debut TV performance on April 22nd’s KBS’s Music Bank. Check out the MV and some of the select tracks from Xenos below. Remember to support the artist by purchasing the music.
Source: allkpop
21 April:
Korea’s got a new boyband on the scene, and they’re aiming to cause an impact in the pool of upcoming debut artists. X-5 is a 5-member idol group under Open World Entertainment that’s comprised of members Gun, Haewon, Sulhu, Zin, and Tae Fung.
On April 20th, X-5 held a showcase to introduce themselves to the public before their official debut. Zin stated that he has the role of rapper, Haewon stated that he’s got the visual eye-candy role with his ’smouldering eyes’, Gun is the leader of the group, Tae Fung is the main vocalist, and Sulhu is the maknae(youngest).
During their interview, they were asked about their height. Zin revealed that he is 189cm, to which the audience gasped in awe. Haewon stated that he is 186cm. When Gun stated that he is the shortest at 183cm, MC Nam Hee Suk joked, “Wow! That’s so short! How do you live amongst these guys?”, drawing much laughter from the crowd. The group explained that Gun is the tallest when he goes anywhere else, but amongst them he’s the shortest. Tae Fung said he’s 185cm, and Sulhu stated he is 188cm – drawing more wows from the crowd.
X-5 was also asked about their goals as a group. Haewon stated, “Our ultimate goal is to make our name known around the world. Also, our first goal is to win the newcomer award.” As for their title song, Gun revealed, “This song was made to match our color, choreography, and image. The song is about being betrayed by a girl and not ‘putting on an act’ about the hurt feelings.”
They went on to perform more songs and dances, displaying their skills before an impressed audience and demonstrating the time and effort they put into perfecting their debut.
Check out their showcase below!
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Source: allkpop
18 April:Open World Entertainment’s new boy band ‘X-5‘ released an audio teaser for “Don’t Put On An Act“. To build more hype, the label has released an official MV teaser for the title track.
The boys are seen being played by a cunning woman, and various high tension cuts in the teaser show a more mature vibe to the group than their competitors. Their strong vocal talent and handsome looks are sure to secure X-5 with lots of female hearts.
The boys are scheduled to have a showcase on the 20th before their official debut two days later through KBS’s Music Bank. Check it out below, and stay tuned for more updates!
If you missed the individual member teasers, check them out here: Sulhu, Zin, Tae Fung, Haewon & leaderGun. via allkpop
14 April:
On April 13th, Open World Entertainment revealed their profile pictures, which showcased their individual charms. Gun’s strong appearance stands out while Haewon’s androgynous looks are emphasized.
A representative from the agency stated, “Gun put forward his sharp image and emphasized his kindness by revealing that he places the most importance on trust and warmth. Haewon is responsible for sensibility in X-5, and has therefore has established his own unique world. He likes old pop as well as playing the piano.”
He continued, “All five members of X-5 are 180cm and they’re currently working hard for their debut performance.”
X-5 will officially start their activities by holding a showcase on April 20th.
9 April:
After introducing maknae Sulhu earlier this week, Open World Entertainment’s new boy band, ‘X-5‘, has revealed their second and third members!
Profiles for Zin and Tae Fung were uploaded onto X-5’s official homepage and Me2day accounts. Zin’s profile revealed that he was just as tall as the group’s maknae, standing at a height of 189 cm. He’s only 17 years old, but he reportedly carries an air of maturity that stands out from his peers.
Tae Fung is a soccer enthusiast who’s determined to become a new force in the music industry, just like his name (‘Typhoon’). Open World also emphasized his masculinity by adding that he was “all man.”
Stay tuned for the remaining members!
29 Maret:Open World Entertainment, the company behind acts such as The Boss, Jun Jin, and Go Ju Wonrecently announced the rise of a new five member boy group named X-5. After releasing their first teaser a week ago, they were set to debut on March 21st but it seems their debut was pushed back a bit.
Now word on their exact debut date but Open World Entertainment just released a new MV teaser on their official youtube channel, check it out below.
Source: allkpop
18 Maret:
Open World Entertainment is home to artists like Jun Jin, Go Ju Won, and The Boss. Their newest artists, ‘X-5′, is described to be a male group, though details on their specific musical style have yet to be revealed. Music fans can check out teaser videos of their silhouettes through their official homepage here.
Fans can look forward to further details on March 21st.
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