SEVENTEEN - VERY NICE (Glastonbury 2024)

SEVENTEEN perform VERY NICE at Glastonbury 2024.

[nathalysoto]

What i like about this set is that, even when there was not that many carats in the crowd (not that many, but some were there to hype them up), Seventeen could win the crowd that knew little to nothing about them. That's the magic about Seventeen, they can make you love them so easily! I'm so happy everyone enjoyed this set. And if this is your first time watching Seventeen, welcome! We hope you keep enjoying everything they have to offer.

[SilverLight___]

For new people: this song is famous for repeating the chorus over and over again after the song finishes. This one is quite short though, usually they keep repeating it for like half an hour😂

[justapottatu]

This is a song that hasn't won any korean music show trophies.. Yet it remains iconic even today!

[SooahYang]

A humble reminder that they were performing in front of people who didn't know them but still managed to control the crowd like the kpop power performers they are

[Kokiwoo]

The endless Aju Nice, locals must have been confused😭😭

[Cristinajesss]

we attend glastonbury festival this year also and watched this boys performance we couldn't control our self my father dance like drunken person omg this is awesome fun we went Coachella festival also but hadn't get this much fun from kpop performance my whole family and crowd dance jump sing like crazy love you hope to see every festival ❤

[attaccavernon]

Thank you BBC Music for uploading the "infinite" Aju Nice! You understood your assignment 😂

[Teerisli]

Dear SEVENTEEN i didn't have idea about you guys but after watching your performance that day i know who are you we had so much fun I'm not kpop fan but i saw many kpop groups live performance cuz they attend other festivals but they didn't give this much.love your energy and stable vocals unique music i love you and hope to see next year also❤

[justapottatu]

This is the group that got told many times, "there's too many of them!", in a close-minded belief that having too many members is a disadvantage. But look at them now, one of the best kpop group of their generation with their performances and high energy stages that is the definition of strength in numbers!

Edit: I would just like to clarify that by "close-minded belief", I wasn't referring to comments that simply state obvious facts (bc svt does have many members!), but rather on ill-intentioned ones wc use that to imply that they're not worthy of the success and support they get now or that they're not worth to check out (if you've been in online kpop spaces for some time you'll understand what kind of comments I'm referring to 😅). I apologize if my first comment may have been a bit rude for others, I'm not a native english speaker so I still make mistakes. And for new people who got interested to svt bc of this performance, I hope you don't let their big size intimidate you ☺️ they're a pretty cool group and it's hard not to get hooked once you slipped into the diamond life!

[Pariscat]

I WAS THERE, FRONT 3 ROWS! I did my best as a Carat to hype up the crowd around me, but they did it all themselves ❤❤❤ they were incredible. From a very proud British Carat ❤

[yalahwey]

Glastonbury made the PERFECT perfect choice of inviting SVT as the first kpop act. Most kpop groups naturally perform well, but SVT... SVT is a rare case, they not only perform exceptionally, but also hype the crowd, they never fail to make the crowd feel included, a part of the performance. They not only perform, but also make sure you actively join the party, make you feel that you ARE actually the life of the party.

[peppermintmochaa]

if Aju Nice plays at my funeral and I don't stand up to jump and scream "oneul nan that's when you know I'm truly gone

[Votefor]

See how seventeen captivates the crowd? My favourite moment was seungkwan dancing with the security, making sofia the kid say aju nice and the ahjummas loving him🩷🩵

[NicoleMartinez-bspd]

Living proof that K-pop groups don't need to remove the 'K' in K-pop cuz the crowd enjoyed the songs regardless of the language they are in.

[NaomiSolia]

glastonbury crowd passed the vibe check

[SpringNotes]

First time seeing Seventeen. They're such an engaging, positive group. Love them 🥰

[cutescarecrow]

I CAN'T BELIEVE THE THE LOCALS EXPERIENCE THE NEVER ENDING AJU

[Catheee]

We want this band for next year festival too had so much

[lemonringo]

One of the reasons I love Seventeen is because they never shy away from their identity as Kpop idols. They never try to act superior or different from other idols, they're just the embodiment of kpop. Kpop is their pride, and they work hard to make their fans proud of them.

Like a tweet said, to them it's always been "let's succeed TOGETHER"

[sanjanavuppala]

When you see a 3 min aju nice with a 7 min time stamp you know it’s about to get real