Stray Kids’ Felix released a cover of Kim Dong-ryul’s “Should I Say I Love You Again?” and drew over 1.45 million views.
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Stray Kids’ Felix covered a famous song by singer Kim Dong-ryul. Felix recently released a cover video of Kim Dong-ryul’s “Should I Say I Love You Again?” through “SKZ-RECORD,” Stray Kids’ original music content on the official YouTube channel. After its release, the video rapidly increased in views and recorded over 1.45 million views (as of the 22nd), drawing the attention of fans around the world. “SKZ-RECORD” is a self-driven project in which Stray Kids members present musical works outside their official activities, such as self-composed songs and cover songs. In this cover, Felix showed a calm sensibility different from his intense performances on stage. Known for his low, deep voice, he sang Kim Dong-ryul’s uniquely lyrical melody in a restrained manner, once again demonstrating his potential as a vocalist beyond being a rapper and performer. Stray Kids are expanding their global fandom with music based on self-production and powerful performances as their weapons, and recently they have also been steadily achieving results in the global market, such as recording their ninth No. 1 on the U.S. Billboard 200 with the album “THIS & THAT.” ・Stray Kids Felix, following Han... donated about 34 million yen on his birthday ・Stray Kids’ Felix appears with actress Noh Yoon-seo! New song “Slow It Down” MV released
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