Chase Me

Dreamcatcher made their debut in January 2017 with "Chase Me," the lead track from the EP "Nightmare." Rather than the electronic sound usually reached for when a K-pop act wants something intense, the group built the single on a fusion of metal and dance, a genre rarely seen on the Korean charts. That gamble drew attention at home and abroad. At 200 BPM the track runs noticeably faster than most girl-group title songs. The music video, directed by Digipedi, casts the seven members as nightmares tormenting a single victim, with a gothic, oppressive look that many viewers connect to Stanley Kubrick's "The Shining." The clip reached 10 million views in January 2020.

"Chase Me" arrived in Pump It Up barely two months after its release, in PRIME 2, on the K-Pop / Prime 2 channel. On PHOENIX it carries Single charts at levels 3, 5, 9, 15, 17 and 20, Double charts at 11, 18 and 23, and a two-player Co-Op, most of them stepped by NIMGO. The harder charts are built around fast 200 BPM runs: the S20 (formerly S21) is essentially one continuous run with a single twist near the end, while the D23 raises the bar with siderun and weight-shifting to dodge any "overrated" reputation. The D23 was the hardest girl-group chart in PRIME 2 until GOOD NIGHT arrived.

In September 2017 PRIME 2 added the Full Song, with S19 and D25 charts. The D25 was the main series' first Full Song level 25 (Infinity aside), leaning heavily on bracket stomps and closing with a stretch comparable to Vacuum. Outside the game, "Chase Me" was performed at a televised Police Day special, and it appeared in the drama "Backstreet Rookie," where member Yoohyeon made a cameo playing Pump It Up to the song.