THE BOYZ's Hyunjae, Sunwoo, and Juyeon announce a special unit and digital single 'Tiger' set to release on November 11.
November/7/2025 11:17
THE BOYZ's Hyunjae, Sunwoo, and Juyeon have announced activities as a special unit. Their agency, One Hundred, announced today (the 7th) via official SNS that on the 11th, THE BOYZ's special unit will release a digital single titled 'Tiger.' Along with this, the album cover was revealed, featuring typography of 'Tiger' expressed in a metallic texture, with graphics reminiscent of tiger claw marks, leaving a strong impression. The schedule for the release at 6 PM on the 11th was also disclosed, and fans are expected to react even more passionately to this sudden news. The special unit song 'Tiger' was produced with Hyunjae, Sunwoo, and Juyeon at its core. This new song was previously performed during the world tour 'THE BLAZE.' THE BOYZ released their 3rd full album 'Unexpected' and 10th mini album 'a;effect' in 2025, expressing the group's unique colors in each album and successfully starting the second act of their activities. Recently, they have been interacting with fans worldwide through their 4th world tour 'THE BLAZE' that started in August. Furthermore, this special unit is expected to showcase a fresh appearance with the new combination of Hyunjae, Sunwoo, and Juyeon, raising expectations for THE BOYZ's new musical challenges.
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