Billkin releases 'CHECKLIST' MV

Billkin released the official music video for “CHECKLIST” on September 8, with Billkin Entertainment promoting the drop as a 6:00 p.m. GMT+7 release across its official channels. A YouTube community post from the label carried the line “BILLKIN - CHECKLIST Official MV 08 SEP 26 | 06:00 PM (GMT+7)” and included a pre-save and add link for streaming. (youtube.com) A separate teaser video on YouTube repeated the same release time and linked fans to the same landing page. The rollout gave fans a fixed premiere time rather than a staggered regional release. ### What exactly was released on September 8? (youtube.com) “CHECKLIST” was billed by Billkin Entertainment as an “Official MV,” the label’s wording for the music video rather than only an audio track or teaser clip. The September 8 post on YouTube paired the title with promotional copy — “Cute? Checked. Cool? Checked.” — and then listed the release time. The teaser upload on YouTube also framed the campaign around the full video launch. Its text named “BILLKIN - CHECKLIST Official MV” and repeated the September 8, 2026, 6:00 p.m. GMT+7 schedule. (youtube.com) ### How was the release timed for fans? The most concrete scheduling detail was the exact timestamp. Billkin Entertainment used “08 SEP 26 | 06:00 PM (GMT+7)” in its YouTube post, giving fans in Thailand and other markets a single reference point for the launch. That wording matters because the campaign materials pointed to one coordinated drop window. (youtube.com) The teaser description and the YouTube post used the same time formatting, suggesting the label wanted the video and streaming push to land together. That is an inference from the matching release language across the two official posts. (youtube.com) ### Where were listeners being sent before the video went live? Billkin Entertainment attached a pre-save and add link to the campaign through a Linkfire landing page for “BILLKIN - CHECKLIST.” The landing page identifies the release by name and offers a music-service selection flow tied to pre-add availability. (youtube.com) The label’s use of that link shows the release was being positioned across streaming services as well as on video platforms. The official YouTube post and teaser both directed users to the same destination rather than separate service-specific links. (youtube.com) ### Which official accounts were involved in the rollout? Billkin Entertainment’s YouTube channel carried the campaign materials tied to “CHECKLIST.” The channel is the official home for the label’s video posts and is branded under the Billkin Entertainment name. The release push also included a teaser upload ahead of the scheduled premiere. (youtube.com) That gave the campaign two pieces of official packaging visible in search results on September 8: the teaser itself and the community post repeating the date, time and streaming call-to-action. ### What comes next in the rollout? September 8 at 6:00 p.m. GMT+7 was the named milestone in the official materials, and the next step for fans was to watch the full “CHECKLIST” music video and use the linked streaming page. Billkin Entertainment’s posts tied both actions to the same release window and the same “CHECKLIST” landing page. (youtube.com 1) (youtube.com 2)