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Leo Rising

I did love the styling and the overall visuals of Ice On My Teeth. The song however wasn't my cup of tea, but it's fine because the rest of the album slaps. The outfits in this particular performance actually reminded me a lot of the styling in their Wonderland era...it has that military vibe lol

Marie

Ice on my teeth is completely different from their hype song we usually hear from ateez and that shows they can different form of hip-hop. I especially like the foot slide they all do at the end on IOMT. I got my classmate listening to ateez through Ice on my Teeth. She only likes Hip pop music but after getting to Ateez her favorite songs that aren't hip pop are guerilla, hala hala, wonderland.

DigitalGlitter

I love the track Ice on My Teeth and the performances. The lyrics maybe not as much, but I’ve gotten used to them. My kids (7 & 9), however, have worn IOMT, Work, and Bouncy out! I mean they constantly play those songs on repeat. Bouncy was the absolute worst… I know they would play it 50 times a day and even learned the choreo and my little girl taught her friends. I mean I love it, but it made it so I personally skip it. I tend to like the heavy and synthwave tracks the most. The World albums are my favorite era, followed by the Fever era.

Heidi

Yeosang's solo dance was my absolute favorite part of this, he f*ckin KILLED it.

Heidi

And yes, they want to show people these days that they can do more than just the hardcore Ateez anthems. Work and IOMT are very different from what people would've expected from Ateez, so it can def bring in more fans and show that Ateez have versatility and can do anything. As an atiny since 2020, Work and IOMT aren't quite up my alley but I do like IOMT a lot, and I like that they've got the courage to try new things and take risks.

Desiree Cowling

I'm going to say this every time I watch this performance. The beginning always feels like HBCU marching bands. If you're from the US, you probably know exactly what I'm talking about, but this goes so hard and reminds me of that.