“Backseat” went up on the MORE VISION channel on 20 February 2026, one of the videos attached to LNGSHOT’s debut EP. The upload title follows a formula used on almost every Korean music channel: artist, dash, song title in square brackets, then the words Official Music Video.

Why the song title sits in square brackets

Korean writing has its own punctuation for titles, inherited from East Asian typography: 《》 and 〈〉, or the corner brackets 『』 and 「」, with the doubled forms reserved for whole works and the single forms for pieces inside them. Standard orthography still recognises them, but they sit awkwardly on a Korean keyboard, so the plain square bracket became the everyday substitute online. On YouTube it earns its place: it fences the song title off from the artist name and the boilerplate, so the string stays machine-readable for search, for playlists and for the aggregators that scrape release listings.

About this release

“Backseat” belongs to SHOT CALLERS, billed in the official description as LNGSHOT’s debut EP, published on the MORE VISION channel on 20 February 2026 KST. The description carries only a listen-and-download link for the EP, follow links for the artist, and hashtags for the song, the EP and the label. No writer, producer or featured artist is credited on the upload.

Watching from outside Korea

If the video is blocked in your region, the bracketed strings are the useful part. Romanised artist names drift between services, but SHOT CALLERS and Backseat are the exact terms to paste into your streaming app, and the label name narrows the results further.

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