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"Heartbeat" is a song by K-pop band 2PM. It was released on November 10, 2009, as the lead single for 01:59PM.
Promotion[]
Six teaser videos, each featuring one of the band members, were released in the weeks leading up to the album's release on YouTube. The videos started with various close-up shots of the band members hooked up to medical equipment and speaking.[1] The videos then pan to a heartbeat monitor, play a short clip of the song, and displays the text "What is your Heartbeating for?" Taecyeon's video mentioned the inclusion of seven members in the band,[1] although the seventh member (Jaebeom) exited the group before release of "Heartbeat."
Music video[]
The song's music video was released on November 11, 2009, the day after the song's release.[2] It features dark, moody visuals. The color palette is mostly blacks, greys, and whites. It is the band's first music video to exclude Jaebeom, who left the band a few months before the video's release.
