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Releasing new mini album “WhyKiiiKiii”… pushing a shuffle dance and synth-pop to race to No. 1 on YouTube and Bugs

As part of Gangnam’s “J-pop remake” project, the track drops at 6 p.m. on the 30th

Mini album 2, 'II' released on the 15th, surpassed 1 million units in album sales four days after the comeback Following debut work 'Get A Guitar' and 'RIIZING,' 'ODYSSEY' comes the fourth straight million-seller—proving its formidable momentum With a No. 1 position on global K-charts and a Platinum certification on China's QQ Music, it sweeps top spots at home and abroad for both songs and albums

PLAVE will hold its first world tour, “Keep It Manic,” at Incheon Munhak Stadium’s main arena on Sept. 12-13 After the success of Go-cheok Dome, the group moves into major stadiums and kicks off a global Asia tour as it expands its activity footprint Mini-album No. 4 “Caligo Pt.2” surpasses 1.25 million first-week sales and enters U.S. Billboard’s main charts

“Can it be cute only?” Cutie Street, which swept local charts with “Prekyukyuu,” unveils the Korean-language version of its new track.

As part of Music Cow and Roc Nation’s “fandom project,” the new single “Something Special” will be released worldwide simultaneously at 1 p.m. on the 22nd Khalid’s first officially collaborated Korean artist was directly selected by Ahn Hyo-seop himself, completing a smooth R&B harmony Riding on the “K-pop Demon Hunters” craze, the global move draws attention—special messages will open via Melon and Genie, and the MV will be released in June

“Immortal Songs” comeback reverse-trajectory legend—WOODS clinches a historic entry into the longest Top 10 in Melon history, overtaking BTS and NewJeans

Cortis, entirely co-created by the whole team, captures Gen Z. By entering Billboard and sweeping Melon No. 1, they present a new K-pop hit formula

Achieves the best record among mixed-gender groups 12 years after debut. “Love You Until the End of Goodbye,” recommended by novelist Han Kang, ranks No. 2 on Melon, following BTS’s “Spring Day,” for “Likes.”

A new debut-era record for the biggest first-week sales. After launching straight to No. 1 on Japan’s Oricon, the album is also expected to dominate key UK/US Billboard charts—confirming its status as a global pop phenomenon.