ATEEZ Perform Stay, Justin Bieber-The Kid LAROI’s Hit Song And Fans Can’t Keep Calm!

Justin Bieber and The Kid LAROI’s Stay is one of the biggest hits of 2021. Recently, K-pop band ATEEZ performed the song on Yoo He Yeol’s Sketchbook. After quite some time, fans got to see the full group together – Wooyoung, Choi San, Jeong Yun-ho, Park Seong Hwa, Song Min-gi, Choi Jong-ho, Kim Hong Joong and Kang Yeo-sang.

On the show, the boys performed their new title track Deja Vu which received a rave reaction. Host Yoo Hee Yeol also showered praises on the boy band and said, “As soon as ATEEZ debuted, so many senior artists immediately recognized their potential right away. In ATEEZ’s opinion, what do you think is ATEEZ’s charm?”

To this, band member Choi San responded, “Whenever we perform on stage, we always perform while thinking it’s our last performance. I think maybe that energy resonated with some senior artists, which might be why they said such nice things [about us]”.

In one of the videos, Choi Jong-ho sang the song ‘Still Beautiful’ two keys higher and that too while splitting apples. One would be amazed at how confidently he’s singing the song in such a high pitch without getting disturbed by the apples. If that wasn’t enough, they together performed Justin and The Kid LAROI’s latest hit track.

The video is full of energy and confidence, and one cannot get enough of how beautifully they’ve performed. In the comments section, fans are going gaga over their performance. One fan wrote, “This cover is AMAZING! The way San’s voice gets raspy at JUST the right part in the “I’ll be messed up if you can’t be right here” chefs kiss They all sounded really amazing though! Never knew I needed an Ateez rock cover of Stay but it is BRILLIANT ????.”

Another commented, “WE NEED THIS ON SPOTIFY ????”.

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Check out ATEEZ’s performances below:

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Pooja Darade
Pooja Darade
A film journalist and editor. She enjoys listening to sad Hindi songs and watching comedy and horror movies.

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