aka the day Sunggyu was the softest man alive

- Woohyun and Sungjong came to day 3! Sitting together, being cute, making hearts, namu egghead, jong shouting ‘I love you Sunggyu hyung!’ 😭😭😭

- Sunggyu’s parents attended too (all three days)

- Sunggyu said before singing Clock ‘I’ll sing this infinite song alone.. I’m not in the song, not in the mv or the concert performance...’

- he said he hoped all members could sing it together after military discharge

- Closer (new old song) was close to being in 27 (I knew ittttt and I’m mad we all know who to blame jungyeop I’m coming for you)

- someone shouted ‘Woollim release it!’ And Sunggyu asked if they were mad lmao (I’m the someone)

- it’s going to be in the new album 😭😭😭

- he said he is going to have drinks with the members after the concert

- inspirits yelling: I love you!!!!

Sunggyu: ok next song (after they yelled a bit more he finally said ok I love you too, thank you)

- he made some shy finger hearts during True Love 🥺🥺🥺 and got embarrassed and turned around

- he admitted he has become more expressive lately towards fans because he was too shy in the past ‘I love you everyday’ ‘keep loving me. Don’t get tired of loving me’ 💛💛💛🥺

ddong_gg0: Sorry I couldn’t take a very good picture …~.~ Haha;;Having the same dream for 7 years, I feel good showing a more perseverance, steady, mature form through activity together with Hyunwoo ~.~Singer Fighting !! Sorry I couldn’t take (a picture/video) with you Hyunwoo .. Hah

200117 Sunggyu’s Instagram Update

via Billboard:

There are few greater examples of symphonic synth-pop than INFINITE’s 2012 magnum opus, “The Chaser.” As near to perfection as any human creation can be, this K-pop classic spends its time reflecting the emotional turmoil of someone unable to move on, infusing a sense of staid fury into its groovy strings and pounding, synthesizer-fueled melody. The song surges and pulls back from the eventual climax as each chorus builds in intensity, bolstered by ‘80s-inspired rock instrumentals that glimmer with hints of funk. Each member’s verse – whether it’s an agile rap or a rhythmic affirmation of love – is filled with a sense of dire fervor, building in magnitude as the song progresses. With determination rather than desperation fueling the lyrics, the landmark single never falters in its dramatic pacing.

A song that amps its sonic elements up with each and every moment, “The Chaser” flies towards its end with a last minute tonal shift, keeping the melody the same but throwing in a key change that turns everything on its head. As it arrives at the pulsating descent, the song culminates in Woohyun delivering the soul-stirring anguish of his verse for a grand finale – leading into a sonorous final declaration, before the sudden cool-down. With pristine, layered production, “The Chaser” scatters nuanced sonic elements around each and every beat, with something new to discover in its depth upon each new listen. The song has gone on to develop a cultish following of sorts among K-pop fans, due to both its excellent production value and the dynamic, sleek choreography. – T.H.