Actress Chase Infiniti has taken on a special role in ATEEZ’s latest comeback era by appearing in the music video for “Bad,” the title track from the group’s mini-album “Golden Hour: Part 5.” Before the full video premiered on June 26, 2026, ATEEZ released two teaser clips introducing Chase Infiniti’s character. The first teaser begins with her wedding ceremony, where she is already wearing eight rings representing the eight members of the boy group. As the groom attempts to place another ring on her finger, one of the members suddenly interrupts the ceremony, creating an intriguing moment. The second teaser continues the story by showing several interactions between Chase Infiniti and the ATEEZ members. She shares scenes with Jongho while Yeosang watches from a distance before later appearing alongside Wooyoung as San looks on.
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The collaboration is especially meaningful because Chase Infiniti has openly been a dedicated ATEEZ fan for years. The “One Battle After Another” star has supported the boy group through interviews and social media, often affirming that San is her favorite member. The actress is also an active KPop fan who belongs to the dance team Duple Dance Crew and has covered songs by artists including Viviz and Kiss of Life. With her starring in “Bad,” Chase Infiniti has reached what Korean fans call a “seongdeok,” a fan who eventually gets the chance to meet or work with their favorite artists.
During a September 2025 MTV interview, Chase told MTV that she listened to ATEEZ and Ariana Grande while filming “One Battle After Another,” which she starred alongside Leonardo DiCaprio and Teyana Taylor. In addition, she revealed how she gave her co-star Teyana a “starter pack” of songs she should listen to.
“Personally, I think ‘Guerrilla’ is a great one. That is one of those songs that I think gets slept on a lot by ATEEZ,” Infiniti said at the time. “‘Bouncy’ is probably one of their most iconic songs … ‘Hala Hala’ is my third one.”
