SEVENTEEN have made history as the first K-pop act to perform for NPR‘s intimate ‘Tiny Desk’ concert series – check out their performance below.

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Appearing as a five-piece – consisting of members Joshua, Mingyu, Seungkwan, Vernon and Dino – they performed a hit-filled 10-track set at NPR‘s headquarters. They kicked things off with ‘Super’ and ‘Darl+ing’, before running through ‘_WORLD’, ‘To You’ and ‘HBD’.

Other tracks SEVENTEEN performed included ‘SOS’, ‘Rock With You’, ‘CLAP’, ‘HOT’ and ‘VERY NICE’.

Watch the group’s historic ‘Tiny Desk’ concert below.

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Earlier this month, members Seungkwan and DK announced that they’re due to launch a new sub-unit in January next year. It is also worth noting that DK and Seungkwan are already members of another sub-unit, BSS, with member Hoshi.

The 13-member group – four of whom have already enlisted for their mandatory military service – have also confirmed that its members will remain active through solo material, and that the entire group will reconvene once everyone’s done with their two-year service.

As for the four members who won’t be serving – S.Coups is exempt due to an ACL injury while The8 and Jun are Chinese citizens and Joshua’s a US citizen – they plan to “stick together and make something great to showcase to the fans.”

S.Coups and Mingyu have since formed their own sub-unit, CxM. CxM’s debut album scored a three-star review, with NME‘s Rhian Daly writing: “‘Hype Vibes’ might be uneven in places, but its bright energy wins out and brings cohesion to the release, even when its creators are moving unpredictably. Above all, it’s a valuable lesson not to box ourselves in and, as S.Coups and Mingyu do here, let people surprise you.”