NMIXX Tears Up Brazil With K-Pop Diva Energy—Reveals the MV for New Song “TIC TIC”

The group NMIXX (NMIXX) builds on its unstoppable global momentum by releasing, in one go, the music video for its new collaboration track with Brazil’s top artist Pabllo Vittar.

Captivating visuals brought to life through on-location filming across Brazil

JYP Entertainment announced via its official social media that the full version of NMIXX’s 2026 first new song music video—featuring Lily, Haewon, Sullyoon, Bae, Jiwoo, and Kyujin—will be released at 6:00 PM on the 23rd. The music video for the track—already turning heads when it was pre-released at the February Brazil São Paulo Carnival in front of 2 million spectators—was filmed on location throughout Brazil. NMIXX and Pabllo Vittar vividly capture themselves moving through different corners of the cities as the backdrop shifts from daytime in Brazil to nighttime. In particular, the performance staged in a spot where the cityscape stretches out at a glance stands out as a standout highlight that maximizes the song’s upbeat energy.

Lily’s participation in writing the lyrics and the intensely addictive “MIXX POP”

As the second collaboration between NMIXX and Pabllo Vittar, this track adds deeper meaning with member Lily directly taking part in writing the lyrics. The lyrics carry a positive, proactive message: “Let’s live our lives and enjoy every moment—moving fast in a busy world, without leaving even a single second feeling lacking.” Musically, it delivers a signature MIXX POP sound that blends drift phonk (Drift Phonk) with Latin genres. Meanwhile, the repeated “Solta esse TIC TIC TIC TIC TIC” hook creates a strong sense of catchiness, earning enthusiastic reactions from listeners around the world.

Momentum building for the first-ever European tour…Today (the 24th) in Frankfurt

Alongside the whirlwind buzz generated by the new song’s success, NMIXX’s first-ever world tour, “EPISODE 1: ZERO FRONTIER,” is also progressing smoothly across Europe. After making their first-ever trip to Europe through standalone performances, they reached a major milestone on their schedule—starting with a show on the 17th in Madrid, Spain—then continuing with performances in Amsterdam, the Netherlands, on the 20th, and in Paris, France, on the 22nd. Each stop ended with rousing cheers from local fans. Building momentum, NMIXX will hold a standalone performance today (the 24th) in Frankfurt, Germany, proving its powerful global breakout potential.