PENTAGON Returns With a Sleek and Suave Music Video for ‘Feelin’ Like’

After nearly a year, K-pop group PENTAGON makes a spellbinding comeback with the exhilarating single “Feelin’ Like.” The track leads the group’s 12th EP IN:VITE U. 

Co-written by members JINHO, KINO, and WOOSEOK, “Feelin’ Like” is an intimate, romantically charged ode to the one who has you wrapped around their finger. The saucy R&B number blends rhythmic synth with pop beats, creating a refreshing, groovy melody that will echo in your mind for days. PENTAGON saves the best for the chorus which employs a gruff vocalization—sonically similar to that of a husky whisper—to intensify the sensorial quotient of the track.

Inspired by the myth of Pygmalion’s statue, Galatea (where a sculptor named Pygmalion falls in love with the statue he’d sculpted to represent his ideal woman), “Feelin’ Like” sees the group explore love, passion and pleasure in their unique style; “You, you make my heartbeat/ I don’t want you to know, I don’t want to be caught/ My fingertips that climbed onto you keep slipping.” It’s a fitting motif for a leading single of an EP that stems from the journey of love. According to the group, IN:VITE U welcomes you to “a space where a new definition of love is unfolded by PENTAGON, who realizes that love comes naturally, creates pieces of the moment, and flows somewhere again just as time passes.”

The music video is equally sophisticated and mature, with the members performing chic choreographed routines in a museum-driven art space. Notably, the music video gives a modern spin at objects that were used to express ‘temptation’ in ancient artworks. 

With all six tracks written and composed by PENTAGON members, IN:VITE U establishes itself as a powerful comeback in the group’s five-year career. This album also sees member JINHO join the group since he was relieved from mandatory military service.