K-pop Group SF9 Debut Their First-Ever English Song And Video 'Enough'

While SF9 share that it was difficult to not only perform but also record a video for the English track — particularly for rappers Young Bin, Hwi Young, and Cha Ni — the potential to connect with their "global fanbase," known affectionately as Fantasy, made it all the worth it.From the Latin-pop sounds of past SF9 singles like "O Sole Mio" to covering classic Korean anthems and, now, embracing English for this new release, SF9 say each move speaks to the larger message they're putting forth with an internationally-focused vision for their music. It was hard, but when we saw the actual performance video I thought it turned out well, so I'm pretty satisfied.MTV News: How are you feeling about the reaction the song has gotten so far?In Seong: When we go to the music shows and have our outside activities [in Korea], we always feel that [our fandom] Fantasy is growing up. With performances like these and the different genres you're trying, what's your larger message?Ro Woon: We truly believe music is one, music makes one, and it really is universal.In Seong: Music is a language and any performance we do, we wanted to say that music really does make us one.MTV News: There are nine members in SF9 which some may think can be difficult to navigate as a full team.