ENHYPEN has released a new music video for their track "Fatal Trouble," presented in an animated format that vividly brings to life the historical saga of vampire boys through the ages as part of their 'DARK MOON' series.
The narrative of the music video begins in the 1800s, with seven boys riding an old train, setting the stage for a journey through time. As the train moves, viewers are treated to a dark, haunting view of a burning Nightfield House through the train's windows, symbolizing turmoil and change.
As the story progresses, the scene shifts to a desolate, monochrome cityscape of the 1960s, illustrating the peak of industrialization. This stark urban environment contrasts sharply with the vibrant, fireworks-lit skylines of the early 2000s, highlighting the evolution of city life over centuries.
The video culminates in the 2010s, transitioning to the warm, inviting town of Riverfield, offering a sense of peace and resolution after the turbulent journey through the earlier eras.
"Fatal Trouble" showcases ENHYPEN's commitment to innovative storytelling within the K-pop genre. The use of animation allows for a more dramatic and visually engaging representation of the band's themes of time travel and historical reflection, making "Fatal Trouble" a standout addition to the 'DARK MOON' series. Fans and newcomers alike will find the narrative depth and artistic execution a compelling reason to watch and re-watch the video.
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