Seventeen, staged in a special anti-racism broadcast

 Boy group Seventeen appeared on an American broadcast specially organized to combat racial discrimination and hate crimes.

On the 21st (local time), the agency Pledis Entertainment said that Seventeen showed off the stage of 'I don't want to cry' in the program 'See Us Unite for Change', which was broadcast live on MTV, VH1, Nickelodeon, etc. 22 Sun said.

The program was designed by Jesse Collins, a prominent Emmy-winning producer, and the Asian American Foundation (TAAF) to demonstrate solidarity and support against racism and hate crimes against Asians.

Actor Ken Jeong served as the host and appeared in Seventeen, Sting, Black Eyed Peas, Zune Aiko, Far East Movement, and Sawity.

Seventeen members, who appeared in white costumes, decorated their stage with a unique 'Kalgan Dance' and solid live performance.

Ken Jeong and Alan Kim, a child actor in the movie 'Buttercup', introduced Seventeen before the stage as "a performance powerhouse 'super group' that has sold millions of albums and is making a sensation in the US.

Seventeen, which enjoys high popularity in Korea and Japan, is expanding its stride by appearing one after another in the famous American talk shows 'James Corden Show', 'Kelly Clarkson Show', and Ellen Degeneres Show.

They will release their 8th mini-album 'Your Choice' on the 18th of next month, and on the 28th, Wonwoo,