ATEEZ released ‘BAD’ as part of GOLDEN HOUR : Part.5, with the official video going up on KQ Entertainment’s channel. The eight-member group have built the GOLDEN HOUR name into a running body of work rather than a one-off album title.

The safety disclaimer in the description

Under the release title, the description carries a line stating that filming was carried out with experts present and that the safety of everyone on set — people and animals — was assured. Notices like this have become standard on Korean music videos involving stunts, vehicles, height work or live animals, and they usually appear in both Korean and English. They are partly a legal record and partly a response to viewers who now ask, publicly and quickly, how a dangerous-looking shot was made. The English translation signals that the label expects the question from outside Korea too.

About this release

‘BAD’ belongs to GOLDEN HOUR : Part.5, the latest instalment in ATEEZ’s GOLDEN HOUR series. The video was published on 26 June 2026 KST through KQ Entertainment, the group’s agency, which also holds the copyright line. The official description lists no featured artist and no external producer credits, and the hashtags mark the song as the release’s named track.

Watching from outside Korea

The description is bilingual, so the safety note reads the same wherever you are. If you want the full credits, Korean labels tend to post them in the pinned comment or on the album’s own page rather than in the video description itself.

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