Teen Top treated fans to another version of their newly released "Ah Ah" music video, this time with a more freestyle concept that showcases their fun personalities.

The freestyle version music video takes place in the same locations as the original music video, but there is less focus on the dance and more extended scenes that show the members goofing off.

In one scene during the rap portion, member C.A.P was while lying on the floor while the other members were clapping and cheering him on.

In another scene, members Changjo and Niel were playing a hand clap game.

While Teen Top is known for their intricate, hard-hitting choreography, this freestyle version music video highlighted their ability to let loose and make fans laugh.

"They are the dorkiest!" "We thought they were trying to get the girls but actually they were just goofing around to see who could make the biggest fool out of themselves in front of girls and they don't even care," commented fans on YouTube after the freestyle version was dropped on July 9.

Aside from promoting "Ah Ah," Teen Top recently celebrated their 5th anniversary since debut with a concert at Tokyo's Budokan Arena.

They will also holding a separate anniversary concert for their South Korean fans in Seoul on August 1 and 2.

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