Stray Kids leaves a strong impression with 'DIVINE' MV teaser ahead of their album 'DO IT' release on November 21.
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Stray Kids left a strong impression with the music video teaser for their new song 'DIVINE.' Stray Kids will release SKZ IT TAPE 'DO IT' on November 21. Prior to this, JYP Entertainment has been sequentially releasing comeback teaser content through their official SNS channels. On the 16th, they released the music video teaser for 'DIVINE,' one of the double title tracks. The teaser features Stray Kids having fun with demons, inspired by the protagonist Jeong Woo-chi from the classic novel 'Jeong Woo-chi.' The scenes are expressed as if they jumped out of a canvas, with eye-catching modern reinterpretations of items like ink wash painting animations and the folk tale of the tiger and the five peaks of the sun and moon. Additionally, the visual beauty harmonizes with traditional aesthetics. The new album series SKZ IT TAPE 'DO IT' includes the double title tracks 'Do It' and 'DIVINE,' along with the songs 'Holiday,' 'Photobook,' and 'Do It (Festival Version),' totaling five tracks. The producing team 3RACHA, consisting of Bang Chan, Changbin, and Han, participated in the production of all songs, incorporating the group's unique style. Stray Kids' SKZ IT TAPE 'DO IT' will be officially released on November 21 at 2 PM (midnight Eastern Time).
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On the afternoon of the 1st, Stray Kids’ Changbin attended the brand AUTRY event held in Seongsu-dong, Seongdong District, Seoul. The text also notes that AUTRY is pre-selling a limited collection created by Changbin at Isetan Shinjuku, and that Changbin donated about 10 million yen for his birthday, saying he hopes his feelings reach places that need them.
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On the afternoon of the 31st, Stray Kids returned to Korea through Gimpo International Airport after completing their Stray Kids World Tour performance at MUFG Stadium (National Stadium). The article is based on local media coverage, and the photos may vary. Additional notes mention a surprise Tokyo Dome encore in November and a Japan-linked project with special collaborations and activities.
