OURBIRTHDAY put out the video for “SQUEEZY” on JYP Entertainment’s channel on 19 August 2026. The upload carries the group’s Korean name, 아워벌스데이, alongside the short form OBD.

Why the title ends in M/V

The suffix is not stray punctuation. Korean companies abbreviate 뮤직비디오 — music video — to M/V, slash included, and have titled official uploads that way for the better part of two decades. It functions as a label within a release campaign: a clip ending in M/V is the main video, as distinct from a Performance Video, a Dance Practice, a Special Video, a Lyric Video or a Teaser, each of which gets its own suffix. Read the endings across a channel and you can reconstruct how a song was rolled out, in order, without reading a word of Korean.

About this release

“SQUEEZY” was published on 19 August 2026 through the JYP Entertainment channel, which also holds the copyright line. The official description is minimal by design: the title, a link to listen, and four hashtags — the group name in Latin and Korean script, the abbreviation OBD, and the song. No featured artist and no production credits are listed on the page.

Watching from outside Korea

OBD is an abbreviated label used for the group. Watch the video in the player on this page and continue exploring OSEYO KOREA’s K-POP section using the artist and release title for context.

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