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Teen, Age (2017)

Where the lyrics of Teen, Age take you, and where it was really made.

Teen, Age is the third and final chapter of Seventeen's 2017 project, and four of its songs had already been released before the album came out.

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May 2017: EP Al1 released as the first chapter of the 2017 Seventeen Project
Second chapter: "Change Up" by the hip-hop, performance and vocal team leaders S.Coups, Hoshi and Woozi
"Trauma", "Lilili Yabbay" and "Pinwheel" released by each respective team as incremental chapters
Teen, Age confirmed as the third and final chapter, comprising the four pre-released songs among others
Teaser timeline released October 21, 2017
Full tracklist revealed October 28, with the lead single "Clap", all four previously released songs, and new songs exploring different combinations of members

Seventeen is a South Korean boy band formed by Pledis Entertainment.
The name comes from the formula "13 members + 3 teams + 1 group = 17", reflecting its three units.
The group was initially planned in April 2012 with 17 members averaging age 17, later reduced to 13 members.
Debut was delayed multiple times; the 13-member lineup was confirmed in April 2015.
Members trained together for about four years before debut.

The group has thirteen members: S.Coups, Jeonghan, Joshua, Jun, Hoshi, Wonwoo, Woozi, DK, Mingyu, The8, Seungkwan, Vernon, and Dino.
Members are divided into hip-hop, vocal, and performance teams.

Debuted on May 26, 2015 with the EP 17 Carat; it was the longest-charting K-pop album of the year in the US.
Known as a self-producing idol group, with members involved in songwriting, production, and choreography.
Five studio albums have all peaked atop South Korea's Circle Album Chart.
The 2023 EPs FML and Seventeenth Heaven set sales records; FML was the best-selling album of 2023 per IFPI.
Both earned MAMA Album of the Year awards in 2023 and 2024.
Signature songs include "Very Nice", "Super", and "Fallin' Flower".
Performed on the Pyramid Stage at Glastonbury Festival 2024, the first K-pop act to do so.
Named UNESCO's first Goodwill Ambassador for Youth in June 2024.

Gaon weekly chart: number one
Billboard World Album Charts: number one, the group's second time
First-week sales of 215,669 albums, a new high over the group's earlier albums
Charted as the album that followed the 2017 Seventeen Project's four pre-released songs

The full tracklist was revealed on October 28, combining the lead single, four earlier songs and new songs about member combinations.
The first performance of "Clap" was announced on October 31 as a TV special on Mnet.
The standard edition opens with CHANGE UP, a song by the SVT Leaders team, running 3:07.
The group's youngest member Dino was turning 20 the following year, and the group marked their adolescence in a message.