Stray Kids announces intense performance for "Do It," releasing on Nov 21. Teaser video showcases their unique style and energy.
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Stray Kids has announced an intense performance. Stray Kids will release SKZ IT TAPE "DO IT" on November 21 at 2 PM (midnight Eastern Time). They released a teaser video for one of the double title tracks, "Do It," yesterday (14th). The lyrics written by the group's producing team 3RACHA—Bang Chan, Changbin, and Han—have drawn attention as the audio is unveiled. In the video, a world seemingly deprived of light is struck by lightning, shrouded in thick fog, creating a gloomy atmosphere. Then, the eight members in all-black appear, showcasing an intense performance that utilizes the group's unique strengths. The lyrics repeat, "Do it do it do it do it (Oh na na na na na) Do it do it do it do it (Oh na na na na na) Just do whatever you wanna do I guarantee that it's the best for you Just do it do it do it do it (Oh na na na na na na)," conveying the energy unique to "Do It" as light shines and confetti dances in the air. The new title track "Do It" stands out with its cool attitude and catchy main riff. Following the comeback trailer and unique concept teaser images, the anticipation for "Do It," which carries a positive message of "let's move forward without hesitation and trust our instincts," is growing.
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