
ILLIT is attracting attention from Generation Z on TikTok. Recently, the topic of discussion was Wonhee's parody video of 'Angry Boyfriend.' She expressed an angry expression realistically and showed a dissatisfied appearance through actions like chewing gum. This content has surpassed 10 million views on TikTok alone and received a hot response. On the internet, comments such as 'They really know trendy things well' and 'The original is conceptual, but the Wonhee version is very cute and lovely' have been pouring in. Moreover, not only Wonhee but all the members are expressing their individuality on TikTok and attracting attention. Looking at the videos that recorded high view counts by each member, Yuna did a dance challenge with a blank expression to the popular TikTok song 'Fikis,' while Minju challenged the R&B remix version of their debut song 'Magnetic,' showcasing her charming tone and skills. Mocha powerfully yet balanced expressed the overwhelming changes in expression in performances of 'Veggie Dance' and 'Rockstar.' From meme challenges to singing and cover dances, they brilliantly targeted the preferences of the Gen G generation while showcasing both team and individual characters. The popularity factor of ILLIT on TikTok is said to be 'trendiness.' They quickly catch the latest trends and incorporate them into ILLIT's unique charm. Supported by such popularity, ILLIT's TikTok followers have reached 3.8 million, and the cumulative views of their content have exceeded 1 billion.
ILLIT has released intriguing hints about their upcoming single 'NOT CUTE ANYMORE' and its music video, increasing excitement for their comeback. The group shared moving posters featuring intense visuals, showcasing their unique style and musical evolution. The title track, produced by Jasper Harris, expresses a desire to break free from being seen as just cute. The official teasers will be unveiled on the 21st and 23rd, with the single and music video dropping on the 24th at 6 PM.
ILLIT's agency, BELIFT LAB, has announced plans for legal action against an increase in malicious comments directed at the group and its members, particularly concerning underage individuals. They stress the seriousness of the situation and will enhance monitoring and response to protect artists' rights. They also clarify that defamatory actions will be prosecuted, regardless of attempts to delete evidence. SOURCE MUSIC has similarly noted an uptick in harmful comments towards LE SSERAFIM and plans legal measures. ILLIT is set to make a comeback with their first single on the 24th.
The 76th NHK Kouhaku Uta Gassen will feature 37 artists, with 10 making their debut. Notable first-timers include aespa and &TEAM. The event's theme is 'Connecting on New Year's Eve,' celebrating 100 years of broadcasting. Hosts include Hiroyuki Ariyoshi and Haruka Ayase, airing on December 31 at 7:20 PM.
ILLIT has heightened anticipation by releasing new concept photos for their debut single 'NOT CUTE ANYMORE'. The 'NOT MY NAME' version emphasizes individuality and confidence, featuring members in unique biker looks. Fans are excited about the fresh concepts, with reactions highlighting the intriguing differences from the previously released 'NOT CUTE' version. The single, which explores the theme of self-perception, will be released on the 24th, accompanied by a music video.
ILLIT has released the concept photos for their first single 'NOT CUTE ANYMORE', highlighting a new, bold image. The photos contrast their unique visuals with a vintage office backdrop. The title track, produced by Jasper Harris, expresses a desire to move beyond a cute image. The group also collaborates with Ashley Williams for stylish merchandise. More content will be released leading up to the single's launch on the 24th.
ILLIT's solo concert in Seoul heightened global fan excitement with surprise performances and a preview of their new single, 'NOT CUTE ANYMORE.' The event showcased their strong ticket power, featuring a diverse setlist, special covers, and heartfelt interactions with fans, culminating in emotional moments and promises for future growth.
The second lineup for the 2025 SBS Song Festival has been revealed, featuring 12 K-POP groups including NCT DREAM and ITZY. Scheduled for December 25 at Incheon’s Inspire Arena, the festival promises a dazzling Christmas celebration with performances from top global artists. The event will be streamed exclusively on Lemino in Japan.
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