PLEDIS Entertainment artists sent warm messages of support to students preparing for the 2026 College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT).
On November 12 at 2 p.m. KST, PLEDIS released a special 2026 CSAT Cheer Video featuring its artists—BUMZU, Hwang Min Hyun, SEVENTEEN, and TWS—on the company’s official YouTube channel. Through the video, the artists offered heartfelt messages to encourage students ahead of the big exam day.
Singer-songwriter and producer BUMZU, who won the Grand Prize at the KOMCA Copyright Awards for two consecutive years, appeared first. He shared, “Stay calm and composed. You’ve worked so hard for this, so I hope you can fully show the results of your effort. Take the test lightly but fill out your answers with confidence! Fighting!”
Next, Hwang Min Hyun greeted fans with a warm update. “You must be really nervous, right? The weather’s getting colder too, so I’m worried about you all,” he said. “Since you’ve worked so hard all year, I hope you take good care of your condition and finish the exam without regrets.”
SEVENTEEN, currently holding their 'SEVENTEEN WORLD TOUR [NEW_]' in major cities around the world, also sent powerful words of encouragement: “We believe the time and passion you’ve put in will shine brightly in this moment. If you stay confident and do your best as you always do, everything will go smoothly. We hope you take the test full of energy and confidence.”
Finally, TWS, who recently wrapped up promotions for their 4th mini album play hard and established themselves as a “5th-generation performance powerhouse,” joined in with heartfelt support. “The results matter, but the fact that you didn’t give up and made it this far is truly amazing. We sincerely wish you the best results,” they said.
Member Kyungmin, who is also taking this year’s CSAT, added, “As a fellow test-taker, I feel nervous and anxious too. Please take care of your condition until the end, and don’t forget to prepare your exam slip and materials in advance.”
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