U.S. Billboard published an article on June 4 spotlighting hip-hop group B.A.P's new song "Where Are You? What Are You Doing?"

"Opening with a bluesy harmonica riff, acoustic guitars and light percussion back the boys' bouncy, bubblegum-pop melodies. Even verses from B.A.P rappers Yongguk and Zelo are approached with lightheartedness," wrote Billboard.

Billboard made comparisons of B.A.P's new concept to that of hit British boy band One Direction.

The music magazine put emphasis on the cheerful music video, which was filmed in London during their Live On Earth 2014 Continent Tour.

"The video is one of B.A.P's most enjoyable for fans, with their group bromance on full display with loads of smiles, dorky play fighting and, most memorably, the band bobbing their heads in beat to the whistling," stated the music publication.

The boys have brought performances through their Live On Earth 2014 Continent Tour to Europe, Australia Asia and North America for four U.S. dates.

B.A.P's new album "B.A.P unplugged 2014 comes four months after the release of "First Sensibility" and contains four songs in total, according to Hellokpop.

The six-member hip-hop group recently sat down with Dazed for an interview during their recent concert in London, according to 24-7kpop.

The group opened up how they handle their non-stop schedule as well as who the photographer of the group is.

"With a tight schedule I can be very tired and feel physically unwell but I don't get stressed or feel pressured. On stage I feel energized, it's a place to show our existence and conviction and we want to do our best," stated Jung Daehyun when asked about feeling burned out due to their non-stop schedule.

He added, "I have a responsibility to the people who come see us, and the cheering and energy after a perfect performance is the biggest joy I can have!"

During the interview, Yoo Youngjae revealed that he's the "hidden photographer of B.A.P."

"I'm attracted to it because besides capturing a moment it's also a reflection of myself at the time. If I take a photo of something it means I find it significant. I demonstrate what I'm agonizing about, what I'm interested in, and what moves me," stated Yoo.