The group PLAVE showed off their raw and candid "real-life reactions" while watching the music video for their new song, 'Born Savage,' together for the first time.

On the 15th, a video titled "(SUB) PLAVE 'Born Savage' M/V Reaction" was posted on PLAVE’s official YouTube channel. In the video, the members couldn't hide their excitement as they checked out the overwhelming quality and their own stellar performances in the MV.

As soon as the video started, the members were left speechless by the spectacular graphics and direction. In particular, when the intro featuring Hamin wiping his lips and a high-difficulty action scene where he dodges bullets appeared, the members sent him "envious" praise, joking, "He did every cool pose possible" and "He made the impossible happen."

Yejun quipped about his action scenes using a staff as his weapon, saying, "It was very comfortable to act with," while Bamby drew laughter by emphasizing his own workload, claiming, "I was the one who ran the most, so I had it the hardest."

Eunho showed off the special "nail art" he prepared for this music video, expressing his affection for the fandom 'PLLI.' He also drew attention by sharing a behind-the-scenes story about immersing himself in a scene where he had no choice but to attack his friend 'Terry,' portraying a gaze that balanced both sadness and a sense of accomplishment.

The members noted that, unlike previous storylines where they faced hardships, this MV captures a narrative of "victory" by completely overpowering their enemies. Noah shared his thoughts, saying, "In the beginning, PLLI were sad to see us getting hurt, but since we showed a side of us winning completely this time, I hope you all can smile with relief."

Closing the video, PLAVE expressed their satisfaction with the MV, stating, "It came out so well that our hearts were pounding," and asked for lots of love from the fans.

Meanwhile, PLAVE’s 'Born Savage' has been creating a huge buzz among global fans immediately after its release, thanks to its flashy action and solid storytelling.