[🎬] ATEEZ topping the Billboard 200 for the third time with 'GOLDEN HOUR : Part.5' and being the K-pop group with the most Top 10 albums on the chart this decade was featured on KBS News
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[📢] ATEEZ #iHeartRadio Music Awards 'K-Pop Group of the Year' nomination
We're so excited to be nominated for 'K-Pop Group of the Year' at the 2026 iHeartRadio Music Awards!
Thank you ATINY for always supporting us! 🌟
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7 years…seven years of no invite despite the hard work & global success. and now they are finally there. invited, performing, 2 individual awards, 2 group awards and 1 daesang. all in one night. its been a long time coming but they finally got their deserved flowers. oh my ateez
ATEEZ at the 2025 Asia Artist Awards
🏆New Wave Award (Actor) - Yunho
🏆Best Artist Award (Singer)
🏆Best K-pop Record Award
🏆Best Choice Award - Hongjoong
🏆Stage of the Year (Daesang)
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When ATEEZ first stepped onto the stage in October 2018, they were eight boys with a dream that seemed far too big for their small beginnings. No one could have guessed that these wide-eyed rookies from a relatively unknown company, KQ Entertainment, would grow into one of K-pop’s most inspiring success stories. From the very beginning, ATEEZ weren’t chasing fame; they were chasing meaning, and the chance to make their voices heard.
Before they were performing on global stages, they were just trainees practicing until sunrise, sharing late-night meals, and holding onto faith that someday, someone would notice them. They weren’t born into luxury or fame; they built everything with their own hands.
Their journey was far from perfect. It was filled with exhaustion, moments of doubt, and nights when giving up must have felt easier than pushing forward. Yet, they kept going. They turned pain into passion and uncertainty into performance. Every stage became their proof that dreams can be real if you fight for them hard enough.
Their message has always been deeply human: to keep chasing your dream, even when it feels impossible. They call themselves “the youth who move forward,” but they have become something even greater. They are living proof that ordinary people with extraordinary determination can change their fate.
7 years after that debut, ATEEZ stand on some of the biggest stages in the world, performing for thousands who sing their songs back to them. Despite all the fame, they remain grounded, still those same boys who once practiced in small rooms and endless hope.
Happy 7 years ATEEZ 💗
7 YEARS WITH ATEEZ
#에이티즈_7주년_항해는_계속된다
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!! I DO ALSO WANT TO SAY. I've been seeing a lot of negative/hateful comments about J Balvin and while I personally do not like him as an individual very much (just personal preference) - I do want to say that I think we should take his attitude(?) on the show with a grain of salt. Like Hongjoong said, he was probably nervous, anxious, etc. He wasn't prepped and molded like kpop artists are to do intense choreographies and stick to a specific image. That's just the reality and the differences of Kpop artists versus other genres (aka. the point of the show).
HOWEVER. I WANT TO SAY THIS. While this may be an explanation, it is NOT an excuse. We literally have Kylie RIGHT THERE as an example of a western artist who is not familiar with kpop standards but still embraced and was enthusiastic not only about bonding with the boys, but also being open to korean culture and adapting her song to the "ateez kpop style". J Balvin is a grown ass man, not a toddler. You shouldnt need 26 year old kim hongjoong holding your hand and babying you mister 40 year old "composer". Sure he appreciated the boys taking him out, but it felt like trying to get him to learn ONE second of footwork was like trying to forcefeed a 4 year old cough syrup.