”SEVENTEEN” in the ”Water Battleground” full of laughter and tension... Water gun survival ”Who will be the final survivor?” = ”GOING SEVENTEEN”

The group SEVENTEEN attracted attention by starting a survival game that mixed laughter and tension.
On the afternoon of the 6th, SEVENTEEN released their own content "GOING
SEVENTEEN's "EP.130 WATER BATTLEGROUNDS#1" has been published.
This episode features a water gun battle where players collect and equip offensive and defensive items to fight and be the last man standing.
The game embodied the rules of a battle royale game, and the unique playing style of each player was the highlight of the game.
Seungkwan, who was unable to obtain the item from the beginning,
While he appealed to Joshua's emotions by asking, "Can't we bring a little warmth to this harsh world?", he presented MIN-GYU as his subordinate from the start, creating a "funny yet sad" scene.
From Jun who played the "Hidden God" role, to Dino who ran wild because he didn't have enough water at a crucial moment, to Vernon who watched the situation from the shadows and waited for an opportunity, the members were all involved throughout the process.
The members gradually formed teams after learning the rules and began to pincer attack each other.
DO-GYEOM and Joshua's alliance makes Hoshi the first to be eliminated, and MIN-GYU is left without a weapon.
He took Seungkwan with him and together they secured the necessary equipment. The8 was ambushed by S.Coups during a joint attack, and then teamed up with Woozi to prepare for the next move.
At the end of the video, the competition area began to narrow, and the tension rose. As SEVENTEEN gathered together with the supply boxes, interest was focused on who would be the last surviving member.
Meanwhile, SEVENTEEN will be holding their "SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR" at the Incheon Asiad Main Stadium from September 13th to 14th.
Following Incheon, the members will hold a concert at Kai Tak Stadium in Hong Kong, followed by five cities in North America in October, and from November to December.
On Monday, we will head to Japan's four major domes.