Wild Thing releases full encore performance video of Triangle's 'Shout it out'

Wild Thing dropped a full-length encore stage video for "Shout it out," the second-album title track of Triangle, a fictional three-member co-ed dance group. The performance had only appeared briefly in the main feature and in the second post-credits scene.

In the film's story, Triangle once dominated the Korean music industry before disbanding after an unexpected incident. Twenty years later, they get a comeback shot. Director Son Jae-gon (Spellbound, Don't Mess with Me) helmed the comedy, produced by About Film and distributed by Lotte Entertainment.

"Shout it out" is a Y2K hybrid dance track built on a heavy, end-of-century sound with direct social commentary on environmental issues. It's a deliberate contrast to Triangle's debut song "Love is" and its bright, refreshing tone. Within the film's narrative, the comeback single hits #1 on a music broadcast immediately upon release. This hands ballad prince Choi Sung-gon (played by Oh Jung-se) a legendary record of 39 consecutive weeks at #2.

The encore video features all three members: leader Hyun-woo (Kang Dong-won), who handles vocals, dance, and rap; Sang-gu (Eom Tae-gu), whose brief but sharp rap lines make the impression; and Do-mi (Park Ji-hyun), who anchors the stage as center. Triangle's official fandom, the Ppalchopa Unit, fills the seats in the footage.

Wild Thing is currently showing in theaters nationwide.