Watch: LEE CHAE YEON's 'Don't' Is Back Up on 1theK
Not a comeback — the channel says the video was posted again after its rights moved over.
OFFICIAL VIDEOAug 08, 2026· source posted Jul 31, 2026by K-POP PULSE Desk1 min read
'Don't' turned up on 1theK at midnight, and no, we did not miss a comeback. The description says it outright: the video has been uploaded again because the rights to it were transferred to the channel.
That one line changes how the page reads. A re-upload is a new video with a new counter, so whatever the earlier posting had built up does not come with it. As of this update this copy sits at 38,118 views, 2,162 likes and 50 comments.
1theK is a distribution channel rather than LEE CHAE YEON's own, and the notice is the channel describing its own posting. The upload runs 2 minutes and 59 seconds.
Why the rights moved, the notice does not say. So neither do we — and there is nothing in the post about what else may have transferred alongside it.
Context for International Fans
A music video reappearing with a fresh timestamp is not always new material. Korean distribution channels re-post catalogue videos when rights move between them, and the channel usually states it in the description exactly as 1theK has here. The practical effect is that the counter starts over: a title you remember as having millions of views can show a few thousand, and both numbers are real.
Why It Matters
Reading a re-upload as a comeback is an easy mistake to make from outside Korea, and it is the kind that spreads. The notice under this one is the correction, written by the channel that posted it.
What to Watch Next
The notice covers this video and says nothing about any others, so it is not a statement about the wider catalogue. Whether more follow is not something the post answers.