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[🎤] 260517 Today’s MCInkigayo

< Introducing the Inkigayo Precinct 👮🏻‍♀️ >

•Yihyun: The most exemplary member of the precinct. A passionate police officer driven by justice, even joining protests demanding on-time clock-outs for the poor office workers trapped at their companies.

• Shinyu: Claims he came from 20 years in the past. He spends all day clutching a broken radio, listening to something. If you sneak a listen, all you hear is… ddaroom… ddaroom…?

• Juhoon: A chaotic rookie. The moment he sees anything red, he jumps fences and chases after it without hesitation, so the senior officers apparently spend more time catching him than the actual criminals… Wait, where did he run off to now?

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tag: CORTIS IDOL1N2D 돌박2일

돌박이일 EP.64-1 CORTIS
[Red Card Warning - COER Judgement Day ] Part 1
🎉 Surpassed 1 Million Views 🎉

With gameplay that doesn’t care about money(?)
and players who don’t hesitate to make deals with the production staff,
watch CORTIS’s 100% genuine balloon game once again 🎈

EP.64-1 ▶︎ youtu.be/cCAP1Wr7VQk
EP.64-2 ▶︎ youtu.be/U8Mpuyyhknc

COER, what was your favorite moment? 👀

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CORTIS, 1 Night 2 Days

CORTIS, shook by the amusement park rides?
In front of a game with 1 million won on the line,
their “acting cool” act completely exposed 🟥

1 Night 2 Days EP.64-2 — CORTIS
[Red Card Warning – The COER Judge’s Day] Part 2
Today at 8 PM - It’s time for the company dinner 😋

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u/cortis_bighit

Thank you for the 1st place triple crown at M-countdown 🙇🏻🙇🏻🙇🏻🙇🏻🙇🏻

I’m about to🏃💨

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Tell me, I got what u need
CORTIS TNT effect (filter)🏃

🏃 On YouTube Shorts, click the ✨(Effects) tab!
🏃 Select the CORTIS TNT effect!
🏃 Choose a CORTIS member transformed into a pixel-art character!
🏃 Press the red record button 🔴 at the bottom to play the game and share your video!

Tags: CORTIS 코르티스 CORTIS_TNT

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Some feelings can only be explained through dance. Seonghyeon becomes even more transparent within the rhythm.

Fashion Director | Kim Shin
Videographer | Shin Ho-yeon
Stylist | Kim Sun-young, Kim Ji-soo
Hair | Lee Hyun-woo
Makeup | Jung Soo-yeon
Nails | Kim Na-hyun
Set | Darak
Music | HONK
Assistants | Kim Soo-rim, Heo Hyun-jin

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‘ACAI’ Official MV out now 🫏

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‘ACAI’ Official MV out now 🫏

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Round of applause

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interview

English:

Music and the stage, friends and COER, experience and love—those are the components that make up MARTIN’s ideal view of the world.

I heard you tried a dopamine detox this past winter.

MARTIN: At the time I wanted to try living a little differently—to avoid judging things based only on how they come across on social media. I felt like I had a dopamine addiction. There were so many things I wanted to try firsthand. Like they say, there’s no substitute for experience. But it turned out I had less time for that than I thought. (laughs) I basically failed at it since I ended up getting back on social media to look things up, but I’m thinking about giving detoxing another shot once we start promoting again.

Isn’t it harder to do that while you’re actively promoting?

MARTIN: I want to try reading during downtime, and just do more cultured stuff in general. There’s so many famous books out there, and I especially want to read the ones that have been adapted into movies before I see the movie. I feel like there’s a certain mental image you only get from text. I read “Project Hail Mary” before the movie came out, and it was even more fun because what I pictured was different from what was in the film version. JUHOON recommended “Hunger” to me recently after a walk. It makes me wonder what kind of music would work with it. I wanted to quote some lines from it in a song, too. What I think’s so fascinating about literature is that it feels like you’re being whisked away to inside the writer’s mind.

What pushes you to keep trying things like that?

MARTIN: When I was a trainee, even though I was young, I really wanted to be great at doing this. I think maybe I feel like I missed out on some experiences since I basically lived in the practice studio. Experience can mean visiting a mountain range, trying all kinds of new foods, having a conversation with someone. In that sense, books have become a kind of alternative for me. I get a lot of inspiration from reading other people’s thoughts.

Seeing COER from up onstage after you debuted must have been a whole new kind of experience for you.

MARTIN: When the fans show they like something, it makes me want to do it more. (laughs) It makes me feel what they tell us is what makes our group keep growing. When we say this is something we make together, we’re not just saying it—it’s for real. That’s why we gave COER a shoutout when we accepted that award. You can’t exist without your fans when you’re an artist, so I want to be completely open with them. I’m into the punk scene, and I know it means different things to different people, but for me, punk’s a way of life—doing what you want to do, not caring about how you come across to others. COER seems to really like that too. I think that might be why people think of rock bands when they see us.

I imagine your fashion sense plays into that rock band vibe too. (laughs)

MARTIN: Just like with literature, fashion basically conveys a person’s thoughts. I think it shows how they go through their day-to-day life. It can be a way of making an impression or a tool to express how you feel. I mean, you dress differently depending on who you’re seeing that day. Today I paired a ripped tee with some destroyed jeans. It’s getting warmer and you get some airflow (laughs) and I’m practicing after so I just need to change my pants. I consider hairstyle a part of fashion sense, too. If COER likes my spiked hair, I give them spiked hair. If I want to give them something new, I grow it out. Being able to show so many different aspects of yourself is what makes fashion so exciting and fun.

The ideas and approach you’ve consistently shown seem to have a connection to the message behind your new album and the lead single, “REDRED.”

MARTIN: We’ve done so many different shows, so I focused on writing songs that are fun to perform. I wanted to create new textures and sounds that matched those new experiences. Early on in working on the album, things weren’t really coming together, so the group got together with the producers for a meeting to look things over. The hardest part for all of us was figuring out the direction first. It felt like we were just wandering aimlessly. We had a long conversation about what we were listening to lately, what movies we’d seen, what was going on in our lives, what was on our minds. The conclusion we landed on was to experiment without worrying about the genre. We still had to have our own unique sound, though. Experimenting with different rhythms is what led to “REDRED,” but it wasn’t an easy process at all. There were so many demos and so many versions of them. The one we all loved unanimously became the final version.
The live performances for the songs on the new album, “REDRED” included, are going to be worth the wait.

It seems like you’ve put a lot of thoughts into all your hand and other movements.

MARTIN: What I really want this time isn’t so much to show my moves as to connect with the fans. There were times I’d watch footage back and think, “I could’ve brought more energy … I could’ve made it more fun for the fans … I could’ve emphasized the collaborative aspect better.” This time I was practicing with making up for that in mind. And for “TNT,” there was a point where JAMES and I were really into long leather jackets, and the vibe we got from performing in them felt uniquely well-suited, so I wanted to bring that energy into the moves too.

Read the rest in the interview linked above ⬆️