ATEEZ is doubling down on their successful 'BAD' comeback with a new dance practice video. On June 27, the group shared the "FIX version" of the choreography for the title track from their mini album GOLDEN HOUR : Part.5, giving fans a closer look at the group's precision in formation.

The updated video highlights all eight members executing the track's razor-sharp moves in perfect sync. The performance emphasizes the powerful, coordinated energy that's become a signature of ATEEZ's choreography, with each member clearly visible throughout.

This release comes just a day after 'BAD' and GOLDEN HOUR : Part.5 hit iTunes charts globally following the album's June 26 release. The new video serves as another opportunity to engage fans and showcase the technical work behind the comeback.

ATEEZ has built a reputation for releasing multiple takes on their dance practices—different versions let fans appreciate the choreography from fresh angles and see different formations. The "FIX version" label suggests this might be a refined cut, possibly with improved camera angles, lighting, or editing compared to an earlier release.

For those who caught the original dance practice, the new version offers a fresh perspective on the track's choreography. For newer fans discovering 'BAD' through the charts, the video provides a clear view of what makes ATEEZ's performances stand out: tight formations, powerful movements, and impressive synchronization across all members.

GOLDEN HOUR : Part.5 continues ATEEZ's "Golden Hour" series, and 'BAD' marks the latest chapter in the group's evolving sound. The combination of immediate chart success and strong dance visuals underscores why the comeback is resonating with both longtime fans and new listeners.

You can watch the "FIX version" dance practice video on ATEEZ's official channels.