Watch: Young K Gives 'Marionette' a Live Clip on the DAY6 Channel
Two minutes and five seconds, nine days after the song went up as an official audio — and the second live clip of the 'YOUNGEST' cycle in three days.
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Two minutes and five seconds, posted at nine on the evening of August 5 in Seoul: Young K's 'Marionette' now has a live clip on the DAY6 channel, nine days after the song went up there as an official audio.
At the time of writing the clip had drawn 6,586 views, with 2,903 likes and 364 comments. Under it the description carries a single pointer — Listen to Young K 'YOUNGEST' — followed by DAY6's official YouTube, Facebook and Twitter, the group's FANS app on both stores, the official homepage, and the line Copyrights 2026 ⓒ JYP Entertainment. No date for anything appears in it.
Three days separate this from the last one. 'Shut The Door' got its live clip on August 3, and this desk covered it. Eleven posts on our record carry the LIVE CLIP label, and before Young K's pair this month the last three belonged to WONPIL in April.
The 'YOUNGEST' cycle has been running on the same channel since late July — a jacket making film on the 26th, a concept film making film and a comeback live on the 27th, 'Beginning of the YOUNGEST' on the 28th. Our record holds 214 DAY6 posts, 32 of them with Young K's name in the title, on a channel of 2,290,000 subscribers and 1,094 videos.
Context for International Fans
Two Korean conventions are stacked here. A member's solo release is posted on the group's official channel rather than a separate one, which means My Day follow a solo cycle without leaving the feed they already subscribe to. And a 'live clip' is its own format in a promotion run — a studio performance released alongside the music video rather than instead of it, so a single song can arrive three or four times over a few weeks in different shapes.
Why It Matters
A release cycle is easy to describe afterwards and hard to reconstruct. This one has been logged post by post since July 26, each entry carrying the hour it appeared, so the shape of the run — audio, making films, comeback live, then live clips three days apart — is a matter of record rather than recollection.
What to Watch Next
Nothing in the description announces a date, so none is given here. Every DAY6 upload lands on the group's record page, timestamped to the minute and linked to the official post.
