Dino of the group SEVENTEEN is receiving enthusiastic responses both domestically and internationally with his new song 'Crazy Crazy,' released under his alter ego character 'Picheolin.'

The song is characterized by its original 'K-Retro Kitsch' sound, which modernly reinterprets the charm and excitement of traditional Korean culture, along with an addictive melody. Immediately upon release, it entered the iTunes Top Songs charts in multiple countries including Japan, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka, capturing the attention of global listeners.

In the music video, a man crazy in love, 'Picheolin,' appears as the main character. Picheolin, who falls in love at first sight after only seeing the silhouette of Chun-soon, confidently seeks dating advice but ends up in an unexpected emergency situation. This unpredictable storyline combined with an ensuing dance scene doubles the fun of the video. Online, playful reactions are pouring in, with some saying the highly addictive melody 'will become a banned song for this year's CSAT (College Scholastic Ability Test).'

The enthusiasm is also running high among overseas fans. Fans are showcasing the so-called 'Picheolin look' using glittery jackets and colorful sportswear, actively participating in the 'Crazy Crazy' challenge and contributing to the spread of the K-Retro Kitsch sensibility.

Meanwhile, Picheolin will officially release his first mini album '吉BOARD (Gilboard)' on August 3. This album includes a total of seven tracks, featuring the title song 'Nolabose (prod. Hitchhiker),' and Dino is credited on all tracks, proving his musical capabilities. Furthermore, producer Hitchhiker and Lee Hyun-do of Deux participated in the album, further elevating its level of completion.