[talk] Disney Plus documentary Seventeen Hours Chapter 1 has been released.

I watched the first episode of SEVENTEEN's documentary "Our Chapter," released on Disney Plus, and it was great to see the members' strong bond once again. The video begins with a powerful message that the 13 members will fight to the end, whether it means death or life. It honestly captures SEVENTEEN's journey, filling in each other's gaps.

The scene where they answered the question of how far the team had come by saying that they were in the starting line of a marathon, was a scene that allowed us to feel both the humility and ambition of the group celebrating their 10th anniversary.

When preparing for their world tour, they were forced to perform as an 11-member group, and their sweat and tears as they completely reorganized their movement were impressive. It was difficult, but their professionalism really shined through as they silently practiced, believing it was their destiny to be together as a 13-member group. The scene where Jun, upon returning to the group, expressed his gratitude to his members and pledged to work even harder was heartwarming for the viewers.

When I saw interviews where S.Coups talked about wanting to keep climbing higher, or Hoshi and Woozi emphasized their commitment to new challenges and becoming a team to look forward to next, I could see why they're at the top. I thought that their attitude of not simply resting on past glories, but constantly striving for growth, is what made Seventeen who they are today.

The final narration that he won't disappoint fans even though he can't give them everything they want felt so sincere and left a lasting impression.

I think it was a meaningful moment, allowing us to glimpse the fierce effort and mutual trust hidden behind the flashy lights. This is why I'm even more excited for the next chapter they'll write.