The new girls group I'LL-IT of HYBE LABELS' BELIFT LAB will debut with 5 members. BELIFT LAB reported today (5th) via the global fandom life platform Weverse that "I'LL-IT under our management will debut as a 5-member group." They continued, "Yongso and our company have agreed to end the exclusive contract after discussing future activities," and conveyed, "This is a carefully made decision through mutual discussions while respecting the intentions of the parties, so please refrain from speculation and misunderstanding." I'LL-IT was born from the HYBE LABELS' new girls group survival show "R U Next?" broadcasted in Korea last year. The group name combines the autonomous and proactive will (I will) with the pronoun meaning something special (It), embodying the potential to become anything and the expectations for it.
ILLIT will hold an encore concert titled '2025 ILLIT GLITTER DAY ENCORE' in Seoul on November 8-9, following their successful debut concert. Their recent single '時よ止まれ' is topping charts in Japan, and they are gaining significant media attention. ILLIT will also perform at a major fashion festival in Saitama.
ILLIT successfully wrapped up their debut arena tour in Japan, performing in Osaka after sold-out shows in Kanagawa. Their fan concert featured energetic performances, including their first single '時よ止まれ' and special collaborations. The group expressed gratitude and excitement for future events, with high expectations for their continued success in Japan.
ILLIT has made a strong debut in Japan with their first single '時よ止まれ', which ranked No. 2 on the Oricon charts. The song has topped various music charts and their performances have captivated fans. Upcoming appearances at major events like '東京ガールズコレクション' and 'ROCK IN JAPAN FESTIVAL' are highly anticipated.
ILLIT is set to perform on NHK's 'Uta Con' on the 9th at 19:57, showcasing their debut song 'Toki yo Tomare'. Other artists like Perfume and King & Prince will also perform. Prior to this, they appeared on TBS's 'CDTV Live! Live!' where they debuted their first single. A showcase event for their single is also planned.
K-pop groups ILLIT and BOYNEXTDOOR appeared on TBS's CDTV live special, performing their new singles and captivating fans with their visuals and talent. ILLIT debuted their first single '時よ止まれ' while BOYNEXTDOOR showcased 'Count To Love'. Both groups received enthusiastic feedback from viewers and shared memorable moments on social media.
ILLIT made their long-awaited Japan debut on September 1 with a showcase at TFT Hall, performing their first single '時よ止まれ' and other original songs. The event was attended by fans and media, and streamed worldwide. Members expressed excitement for upcoming concerts and future goals, concluding with a heartfelt performance and a surprise cake celebration.
ILLIT has made their highly anticipated Japanese debut with the single '時よ止まれ,' featuring four tracks including 'Topping' and 'Almond Chocolate.' The MV showcases the fleeting beauty of youth, emphasizing themes of friendship and nostalgia. The group plans to continue their active presence in Japan with various events and releases.
ILLIT's hit song 'Almond Chocolate' has achieved over 50 million streams, earning 'Gold' certification in just five months. This marks the fastest achievement for a foreign artist's song in Japan this year. The song, which expresses love through the metaphor of almond chocolate, has resonated with Gen Z and solidified ILLIT's popularity in the Japanese music market. They are set to debut in Japan with their first single on September 1, 2025, and will hold a fan concert shortly after.
ILLIT achieved significant recognition by winning the 'Overseas Popular Song of the Year' award at the 2025 TIMA for their debut song 'Magnetic'. They performed at the event, captivating fans with their energetic stage presence. Additionally, they secured two awards at the 2025 KWDA and are set to debut in Japan in September 2023, continuing their global momentum.
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