Watch: Mnet Tag Picheolin's 'Love Sick' Stage a First Reveal
Two titles for one song, a narration credit, and Mnet's own '최초 공개' label — three and a half weeks after the title first showed up on our record.
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Mnet put up an M Countdown stage credited to Picheolin — the name the upload also ties to SEVENTEEN's DINO — at twenty to eight in the evening Seoul time on August 6. The label sits at the front of the title: '최초 공개', first reveal. Three minutes thirty-six seconds, and observed shortly after it appeared it stood at 2,648 views, with 914 likes and 82 comments.
One line in the description carries the whole billing twice over: 피철인(세븐틴 디노) - 아프지 않은 이별은 없다 (narr. 이문세), and beside it Picheolin(DINO) - 'Love Sick' (narr. Lee Moon Sae). Two titles for one song, and a narration credit, all in a single row.
The rest is Mnet's standing block — a streaming link, the line calling M Countdown the World No.1 K-POP Chart Show, and the airtime, every Thursday at 6 p.m. KST. The 260806 in the title is the broadcast date written year, month, day.
Our record holds 1,021 SEVENTEEN posts, and exactly one of them carried this song's Korean title before today: a short from July 12. Three and a half weeks separate that post from this stage. Four Picheolin articles are already on this site — the 'michyeo michyeo' music video, a 'norabose' teaser, the 吉BOARD mini album and a countdown live — and this is the fifth.
Context for International Fans
The six digits in the title, 260806, are the broadcast date written year-month-day, which is how Korean music-show channels file a stage to the night it aired. '최초 공개' works the same way: it is the broadcaster's own tag on this upload for a first reveal, not a claim about anywhere else the song may have been heard. And a song carrying both a Korean and an English title in the same credit line is ordinary here rather than a translation added later — both are the official billing.
Why It Matters
A title turns up once in July on a short, and three and a half weeks later it has a stage the broadcaster labels a first reveal. Neither post explains the other; together they are a sequence, and only because both were written down with their dates. That is the difference between an archive and a feed.
What to Watch Next
Nothing in the post announces a date, so none is given here. Anything further carrying 아프지 않은 이별은 없다 or 'Love Sick' lands on the same record, timestamped to the minute and linked back to the official post.
