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Stray Kids
The eight members of Stray Kids, look forward

Stray Kids in January 2023
From left to right: Felix, Changbin, Lee Know, Han, Seungmin, I.N, Bang Chan and Hyunjin
Background information
Origin Seoul, South Korea
Genres
  • K-pop
  • hip hop
  • electronica
Years active 2017–present
Labels
  • JYP
  • Epic Japan
  • Republic
Spinoffs 3Racha
Members
  • Bang Chan
  • Lee Know
  • Changbin
  • Hyunjin
  • Han
  • Felix
  • Seungmin
  • I.N
Past members
  • Woojin
Website straykids.jype.com

Stray Kids (Korean: 스트레이 키즈; RR: Seuteurei Kijeu; often abbreviated as SKZ) is a South Korean boy band formed by JYP Entertainment through the 2017 reality show of the same name. The group is composed of eight members: Bang Chan, Lee Know, Changbin, Hyunjin, Han, Felix, Seungmin, and I.N. Originally a nine-piece group, member Woojin left due to undisclosed personal reasons in October 2019.

Stray Kids released their pre-debut extended play (EP) Mixtape in January 2018 and officially debuted on March 25 with the EP I Am Not, followed by other two I Am series EPs, I Am Who and I Am You. Their Clé trilogy EPs were issued in 2019, consisting of Clé 1: Miroh, Clé 2: Yellow Wood, and Clé: Levanter. The group’s first studio album Go Live was released in 2020, becoming their first platinum-certified album by Korea Music Content Association (KMCA). That year, Stray Kids also made their Japanese debut with the compilation album SKZ2020 through Epic Records Japan.

In 2021, Stray Kids’ second studio album Noeasy became their first million-selling album. After signing with Republic Records for promotions in the United States in 2022, the group released the EPs Oddinary and Maxident, which marked their first appearances atop the US Billboard 200 and on the UK Albums Chart. Maxident was certified triple-million in album sales by the KMCA, making them just the second group to achieve this in Korean history. As of October 2022, Stray Kids has sold over 10 million albums across both Korean and Japanese releases.[1]

Name

The group’s name «Stray Kids» was not defined by JYP Entertainment but conceptualized by the members themselves. It originally referred to a lost child who wants to chase their dreams and later evolved to represent the idea of finding a way together out of the ordinary.[2][3]

History

2017–2018: Formation, debut and I Am series

In August 2017, JYP Entertainment (JYPE) officially announced their new reality survival show with the goal of launching a male idol debut project. More details and teasers were released in the next two months, including the show’s title, Stray Kids.[4][5][6] Prior to its premiere on October 17, JYPE released Stray Kids’ first music video for a song titled «Hellevator», which was later released as a digital single. Two members, Lee Know and Felix, were initially eliminated from the group but returned to the final nine-member line-up.[7][8][9]

Nine people stand in a row, wearing colorful homemade accessories like sashes.

Along with the launch of Stray Kids’ official website, JYPE announced the release of the group’s pre-debut extended play (EP) titled Mixtape. It contains seven tracks co-written and co-composed by the members, including «Hellevator» and other songs that they performed on the show.[10] The EP, along with the performance video of its second track «Beware» (Korean: Grrr 총량의 법칙), was released on January 8, 2018, while the performance video of «Spread My Wings» (Korean: 어린 날개) was uploaded online a week later.[11][12][13] It debuted at number two on the Gaon Album Chart and Billboard World Albums chart.[14][15]

On March 25, the group held their debut showcase of the group, Stray Kids Unveil (Op. 01: I Am Not), at Jangchung Arena.[16][17] They officially debuted the next day with the release of their EP titled I Am Not, along with the music video of its title track «District 9», while the music video of «Grow Up» and performance video of «Mirror» were released on March 31 and April 23, respectively.[18][19][20][21] I Am Not debuted at number four on the Gaon Album Chart and sold over 54,000 physical copies in March.[22][23]

On April 14, Stray Kids performed at KCON Japan 2018, the group’s first overseas performance.[24][25] On July 12, JYPE announced the group’s second showcase, Stray Kids Unveil (Op. 02: I Am Who), for August 5 at Kyung Hee University’s Grand Peace Palace. Their second EP, I Am Who, was released the next day along with lead single «My Pace».[26][27][28] On October 4, JYPE announced the group’s third showcase, Stray Kids Unveil (Op. 03: I Am You), for October 21 at Olympic Hall. The performance was followed by the release of their new EP I Am You the day afterward.[29]

2019: Clé series and Woojin’s departure

Stray Kids began the year by bringing their showcase tour, the Unveil Tour «I Am…», to the Asia-Pacific, starting on January 19 in Bangkok.[30] The group also held their national promotional Hi Stay Tour in Busan, Daejeon and Incheon in March, as well as a finale in Seoul in Olympic Park on April 20.[31] On March 5, JYPE announced Stray Kids would make their third comeback on March 25, 2019, with the release of their fourth EP Clé 1: Miroh in commemoration of the first anniversary of the group’s debut.[32] The group earned their first music show win on April 4 on M Countdown for the album’s lead single, «Miroh.»[33] On June 19, they released their first special album Clé 2: Yellow Wood, along with lead single «Side Effects» (Korean: 부작용), between the American and European legs of their first world tour.[34]

Stray Kids released a digital single titled «Double Knot» on October 9 and announced their District 9 Unlock World Tour, beginning with shows at Olympic Hall in Seoul, South Korea from November 23–24. Their fifth EP Clé: Levanter was initially scheduled for a November 25 release; however, on October 28, JYPE announced that Woojin had left the group due to personal circumstances, and the release date would therefore be postponed.[35] On November 13, the group released the music video for «Astronaut,» their first single as an eight-member group,[36] followed by Cle: Levanter on December 9. Stray Kids held the Japanese shows for the Hi Stay Tour on December 19 at Yoyogi National Gymnasium, Tokyo with an audience of 8,000 people.[37] The group released the digital single «Mixtape: Gone Days», the first single of their Mixtape Project, on December 26.[38]

2020: Japanese debut, 生 series and All In

Stray Kids’ «Top», and its B-side «Slump» featured as theme songs of Tower of God (logo illustrated)

Stray Kids released the first English versions of «Double Knot» and «Levanter» as digital singles together titled Step Out of Clé, along with a performance video of the English version of «Double Knot» on January 24.[39] They officially debuted in Japan on March 18 with compilation album SKZ2020, which contained new recordings of previous songs and included Japanese versions of «My Pace», «Double Knot» and «Levanter», through Epic Records Japan.[40] The group released the second Mixtape Project digital single «Mixtape: On Track» on March 26.[41] On June 3, Stray Kids released their first Japanese single, «Top», and its B-side «Slump». The former was used as the theme song for the anime Tower of God, and the latter as it’s ending theme;[42] a Korean version was released on May 13,[43] and an English version on May 20.[44][45] The single debuted atop Oricon Singles Chart, making them the fourth foreign male artist in history to debut at number one on the chart with their first single, after Jang Keun-suk, Exo, and iKon.[46]

On June 17, Stray Kids released their first studio album Go Live alongside lead single «God’s Menu»,[47] including on the tracklist the Korean versions of «Top» and «Slump» and previously released singles “Gone Days» and «On Track». Go Live became the group’s best-selling album at the time, debuting atop the weekly Gaon Album Chart and selling 243,462 copies by the end of the month to reach number five on the monthly Gaon Album Chart.[48] The album was certified platinum by the Korea Music Content Association (KMCA) in August 2020, the group’s first album to achieve this.[49] «God’s Menu» became the group’s first single to appear on the weekly Gaon Download Chart, debuting at number 144.[50] Three months later, the group reissued their first studio album as In Life on September 14.[51] During promotions, the group received two music show wins: once on MBC M’s Show Champion and once on Mnet’s M Countdown.[52][53] Lead single «Back Door» was recognized by Time magazine at eighth on its list of the 10 Best Songs of 2020, the only song by a Korean act on the list, and described as «an artful Frankenstein that’s as catchy as it is complex».[54]

On November 4, Stray Kids released their first Japanese EP, All In, with title track «All In» serving as lead single. The EP also included Japanese versions of «God’s Menu» and «Back Door», as well as their first Japanese single «Top».[55] On November 22, the group held their first online concert, titled «Unlock: Go Live In Life», via Beyond Live, which was considered a continuation of their «District 9: Unlock» Tour that faced postponement and cancellation due to concerns over the COVID-19 pandemic. During the concert, the group performed the Korean version of their song «All In» for the first time, which was eventually released on November 26 as a digital single.[56][57]

2021: Kingdom: Legendary War and Noeasy

At the 2020 Mnet Asian Music Awards, it was announced that Stray Kids would be joining Ateez and The Boyz on the inaugural season of Kingdom: Legendary War, a Mnet boy group competition show;[58] BtoB, iKon and SF9 were later confirmed as participants as well.[59] On May 28, 2021, the group released a song for the final round of the competition titled «Wolfgang», which marked the group’s first appearance on the main Gaon Digital Chart, at number 138.[60] They won the program on June 3, earning them their own reality show and a Kingdom Week special show for their comeback.[61]

Stray Kids held their first official fan meeting, Stray Kids 1st #LoveStay ‘SKZ-X’ on February 20, 2021, via V Live[62] and their first Japanese fan meeting—STAYing Home Meeting—for the first anniversary of their Japanese debut on March 18.[63] The group collaborated with Swedish producer Alesso and Chinese DJ Corsak on the Korean version of the song «Going Dumb» for the mobile game version of PUBG, released on March 19.[64] The song debuted at number 13 on Billboard‘s Hot Dance/Electronic Songs, the group’s first appearance on the chart.[65]

Stray Kids surprise-released the third single for their Mixtape Project, «Mixtape: Oh», on June 26.[66] It debuted atop Billboard World Digital Song Sales, their first number one on the chart.[67] The group released their second studio album Noeasy on August 23.[68] It debuted atop Gaon Album Chart,[69] selling over 1.1 million copies as of August 2021 and certified million by the KMCA,[70] making them first act under JYP Entertainment to sell more than one million copies of an album.[71][72] Lead single «Thunderous» peaked at number 33 on Gaon Digital Chart[73] and number 80 on Billboard Global 200[74] and earned six wins on music programs.[75] The accompanying music video on YouTube reached 100 million views in 55 days after release, the group’s fifth and fastest video to reach this mark.[76][77]

The group released their second Japanese single «Scars»/»Thunderous (Japanese ver.)» on October 13.[78] The single entered at number two on both Oricon Singles Chart[79] and Billboard Japan Hot 100, selling over 180,000 CD copies.[80] A Christmas-themed «special holiday» single album titled Christmas EveL was released on November 29, featuring both the title track and «Winter Falls» as lead singles.[81] It peaked atop Gaon Album Chart,[82] selling over 743,000 copies in 2021 alone,[83] and was certified double platinum by KMCA.[84] The group concluded the year with the digital release of SKZ2021, a compilation album including re-recorded versions of previous songs and the Korean version of «Scars», on December 23.[85]

2022: Oddinary, Circus and Maxident

On February 10, 2022, it was announced that Stray Kids signed with Republic Records for promotions in the United States as part of JYPE’s strategic partnership with the label, alongside labelmate Itzy.[86][87] The group held their second fan meeting 2nd #LoveStay ‘SKZ’s Chocolate Factory’ from February 12–13 at Olympic Hall; the second day was also broadcast via Beyond Live.[88] Stray Kids released their sixth EP Oddinary on March 18.[89] The EP topped charts in South Korea,[90] Finland,[91] Poland,[92] and the United States,[93] selling over 1.5 million copies in March.[94] It became Stray Kids’ first album to appear on the UK Albums Chart,[95] and Billboard 200. The latter made them the third Korean act in history to top the chart, after BTS and SuperM.[96] Its lead single «Maniac[97] became the group’s first song to chart the UK Singles Chart at number 98,[98] and the Bubbling Under Hot 100 at number 19, among others.[99]

In support of Oddinary, Stray Kids announced their second concert tour, the Maniac World Tour, which began on April 29 in Seoul, South Korea, followed by shows in Asia, Australia, and North America.[100][101] It concluded at Los Angeles on April 2, 2023.[102] On June 22, Stray Kids released their second Japanese EP, Circus,[103][104] preceded by the Japanese version of «Maniac»,[105] the new song «Your Eyes»,[106] and the title track.[107] The EP debuted at number two on the Oricon Albums Chart[108] and atop Billboard Japan Hot Albums.[109] The group surprise-released the single «Mixtape: Time Out» on August 1 to celebrate their fourth anniversary of revealing the fandom’s name Stay.[110]

Prior to the upcoming release, Stray Kids released «Heyday», performed by 3Racha, for Street Man Fighter‘s Mega Crew Mission.[111] The group’s seventh EP, Maxident, was released on October 7,[112] with lead single «Case 143».[113] The EP debuted atop in South Korea,[114] Poland,[115] and the United States.[116] It became their second consecutive number-one album in the US and the fourth South Korean and non-English album to top the chart.[117] Maxident became Stray Kids and JYPE’s first album to sell over two and three million copies[118] and be certified triple million by KMCA.[119] They released the third compilation album SKZ-Replay on December 21, containing solo tracks by the members and songs previously unofficially released as video uploads.[120] The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) ranked Stray Kids as the seventh best-selling artist of 2022.[121] Maxident and Oddinary were the sixth and fourteenth best-selling albums of 2022.[122]

2023–present: The Sound

Stray Kids’ debut Japanese-language studio album, titled The Sound, was released on February 22, 2023.[123] The group will headline the music festival Lollapalooza in Paris for the first time as a K-pop artist in French music festival, scheduled to perform on July 21, 2023.[124]

Artistry

Stray Kids’ music is generally K-pop, hip hop, and electronic.[125] They are considered a «self-producing» idol group as the members are almost always involved in songwriting and composing and sometimes assist in arranging.[126] Since the release of «God’s Menu» in 2020, Stray Kids’ discography has also been described as being of a unique «mala taste genre»[125] and «noise music», a label that inspired their album Noeasy.[127]

Endorsements

In February 2018, before Stray Kids’ official debut, the nine members were announced as new models for Jambangee Jeans for their spring collection.[128] In June, they were selected as an exclusive models for Ivy Club for the 2018 fall semester.[129] The next month, Stray Kids partnered with Minute Maid Sparkling and were selected as promotional models for CGV «Youth Brand Festival» five days later.[130] On September 19, Stray Kids began endorsing Lotte Duty Free, and on October 16, Stray Kids became new models for the Korean sportswear brand Pro-Specs.[131] In June 2019, Stray Kids was chosen as the newest ambassador of Talk Talk Korea Contest,[132] and on June 18, they were appointed as honorary ambassadors by the Korean Culture and Information Service, Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.[133][134]

In November 2020, Stray Kids was chosen to become Shopee Indonesia’s brand ambassador for the 11.11 Big Sale and 12.12 Birthday Sale.[135][136] On February 1, 2021, Stray Kids was chosen to become new models for Clio Cosmetics.[137][138] In June 2021, the group was chosen to become endorse the Japanese clothing brand Wego[139] and as ambassadors for the Korea Pavilion of Expo 2020 Dubai.[140] In September, the group was chosen to become new models for the cosmetic brand Nacific,[141] and the group’s sub-unit Danceracha (Lee Know, Hyunjin, and Felix) appeared in campaigns for Italian brand Etro’s unisex Earthbeat sneaker.[142]

In 2022, Stray Kids became muses for the clothing brand Mahagrid’s 2022 Summer T-shirt Campaign,[143] as well as ambassadors for Philippine clothing brand Bench.[144] The brand will hold fan meeting on January 20, 2023, at the SM Mall of Asia Arena.[145] The group served as models for Lotte Duty Free again in September 2022, together with Super Junior.[146]

Members

On October 28, 2019, Woojin left Stray Kids and terminated his contract with JYP Entertainment for undisclosed personal reasons.[147] From February to July 2021, Hyunjin was on hiatus due to bullying allegations against him but resumed regular activities with the group in August.[148][149]

Current members
  • Bang Chan (방찬)[150] – leader, vocalist, rapper, dancer, producer
  • Lee Know (리노)[150] – dancer, vocalist
  • Changbin (창빈)[150] – rapper, producer
  • Hyunjin (현진)[150] – dancer, rapper
  • Han (한)[150] – rapper, vocalist, producer
  • Felix (필릭스)[150] – dancer, rapper
  • Seungmin (승민)[150] – vocalist
  • I.N (아이엔)[150] – vocalist
Former members
  • Woojin (우진)[150] – vocalist (2017–2019)
Notes

Bang Chan, Changbin, and Han are also members of the in-house songwriting and production trio 3Racha. All three compose lyrics and music for the group and are credited as the first three songwriters on most releases; Bang Chan has also participated in arrangements.[151][152][153]

Timeline

Discography

Filmography

Reality shows

Year Title Episodes Notes
2017 Stray Kids 10
2018 The 9th 4
Intro: I Am Not 2
SK-Talker 7
The 9th: Season 2 5
Intro: I Am Who 2
Stray Kids Amigo TV 3
Two Kids Room 10
2018–present SKZ-Talker 56
2018 SKZ Honey-Tips 4
The 9th: Season 3 3
Stray Directors 2 Only Hyunjin and I.N appear
Intro: I Am You 1
Two Kids Room Vol. 2 10
SKZ & SKZ 5
2019 The 9th: Season 4 5
SKZ-Talker Go! 11
Intro «Clé 1: Miroh» 1
Finding SKZ 7
Two Kids Room Vol. 3 10
Intro «Clé 2: Yellow Wood» 1
Two Kids Room Vol. 4 10
ChoiSKZ 3
The 9th: Season 5 4
Two Kids Room Vol. 5 9
Intro «Clé: Levanter» 1
One Kids Room 9
2020–2021 SKZ-Talker Go! Season 2 6
2020 Two Kids Room+1 8
Intro «Go Live» 1
Finding SKZ God Edition 4
Two Kids Song 4
Intro «In Life» 2
♥ Kids Room 8
ASMR: 8.01 Stay FM 4 Felix solo appearance
2021–present SKZ Code 30
2021 Kingdom: Legendary War 10
Mysterious Kitchen 3 Only Lee Know, Han, and I.N appear
All-Night SKZ 3 Only Bang Chan, Changbin, Felix, and Seungmin appear
SKZ Camp Song: Howl in Harmony 5
Kingdom Week <No+> 7
Intro «Noeasy» 1
2022 2 Kids Room 28
Intro: «Oddinary» 1
SKZ-Talker Go! Season 3 7
SKZ Variety Games 2
Intro: «Maxident» 1

Dramas

Year Title Network
2018 What If You Are a JYP Entertainment’s Trainee? Dingo K-Drama
The Reveal of Secret Diary 0f Stray Kids [The Future Diary_EP.05]
2019 Stray Kids Cries at the Mountain Top [The Future Diary_EP.06]

Concert tours

  • District 9: Unlock World Tour (2019–2020)
  • Maniac World Tour (2022–2023)

Awards and nominations

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Stray Kids «Double Knot» M V

Stray Kids (KR: 스트레이 키즈; JP: ストレイキッズ) is an eight-member boy group under JYP Entertainment. Formed through the competition reality show of the same name. Originally as nine, they debuted on March 25, 2018 with the mini album I Am Not.

Prior to their debut, they released a mini album, Mixtape, on January 8, 2018.

History[]

Pre-debut: Stray Kids and Mixtape[]

The sub-unit 3RACHA, composed of Bang Chan, Changbin, and Han, existed prior to Stray Kids. While the nine were still trainees, Bang Chan picked each member of the group himself. They then participated in Mnet’s reality show Stray Kids (named after the group), in which they had various challenges to accomplish together in order to prove to JYP that they deserved to debut as nine, which was their wish. «Part of what sets Stray Kids apart is their heightened emphasis on self-composition[1]«, and the challenges in the show reflected this, like when they had to create their own songs and choreographies. They released a digital single titled «Hellevator» during the show on November 7, 2017. Though two members — Lee Know and Felix — were eliminated on the show, they were eventually given a second chance. It was announced in the last episode that the group would debut as nine.

Stray Kids released the pre-debut album Mixtape on January 8, 2018. All the songs featured on it were initially created during the reality show.

2018: Debut with I Am Not, followed by mini-albums I Am Who and I Am You[]

Stray Kids debuted on March 25, 2018 with I Am Not and its title track «District 9». The group announced its fandom name, STAY, on August 1.[2] This was a few days before their first comeback on August 6 with the title track «My Pace» and the mini album I Am Who. Finally, they released I Am You on October 22. The three mini albums, the I Am series, were all released in less than a year and are all part of the same narrative cycle revolving around the theme of identity and self-discovery.[1]

2019: ‘Clé’ trilogy, Woojin’s departure and «Mixtape : Gone Days»[]

Clé 1 : Miroh was released on the first anniversary of the group’s debut, March 25, 2019. «MIROH» is a word Stray Kids created; ‘miro’ means ‘maze’ in Korean, and the H at the end of MIROH symbolizes either heaven or hell, meaning there are two possible places it can lead to. The album tackles the subject of surviving in a new world that might be harsh — in Stray Kids’ case, this new world is both celebrity and adulthood.[3] It’s with the title track of that album, «Miroh», that the group received their first ever music show win, on April 4. [4]

They came back on June 19 with Clé 2 : Yellow Wood. The «Clé» and «I Am» series were then connected. For example, the city Stray Kids is looking at at the end of the music video for «I Am You» is MIROH, and the roof of Clé 2: Yellow Wood was where the music video «MIROH» has finished.

On October 27, it was announced by JYP that Woojin had left the group and agency due to personal circumstances. As a result of that, the mini album Clé : Levanter, which was scheduled to be released on November 25, was delayed to be released on December 9.[5] The album included the two pre-released tracks «Double Knot» and «Astronaut«, and also the title track «Levanter».

Stray Kids released «Mixtape : Gone Days» less than twenty days later, on December 26. The song is about the conflict between the new generation, who wants to do things their way and be able to gain maturity on their own, and the older generations, who nags and pushes to do things like it was done in the past. The title is also a play on words, as it sounds like the Korean word «ggondae», a term for old, nosy and bossy people.[6]

2020: «Step Out of Clé», Japanese debut, «Mixtape : On Track», Go Live, In Life, All In[]

On January 14, Stray Kids announced their first English release titled «Step Out of Clé» to be released on the 24th. It contains English versions of the tracks «Double Knot» and «Levanter».[7]

On January 16, it was announced the group would be making their Japanese debut on March 18 with the release of the best album SKZ2020.[8]

On March 13, a poster for the group’s upcoming release was posted on their Twitter account. On March 19, the members’ teaser photos were also posted, announcing their new digital single, «Mixtape : On Track«, to be released on the 25th.[9]

The digital single «Top«, consisting of the Korean versions of the opening and ending songs of the anime Tower of God, was released on May 13. The English version of the single was released on May 20, and the Japanese version on June 3.

On May 26, the first trailer for Go Live, the group’s first full album, was released. The album was released on June 17 with title track «God’s Menu». The album’s repackage, In Life, was released on September 14.

Stray Kids released their first Japanese mini album, All In, on November 4. A Korean version of the album’s title track was released on November 26.

The group held an online concert, Unlock : Go Live In Life, on November 22. During the show, which was two hours long, Stray Kids showcased a variety of powerful performances, accompanied with technological visual effects, for a total of 22 songs.[10]

2021: Hyunjin’s hiatus[]

JYP has announced that group member Hyunjin will go on hiatus from all activities and promotions for an undefined amount of time due to school bullying scandals. The group will promote with seven members for the time being. JYP Entertainment Announces Stray Kids’ Hyunjin Will Halt All Activities. In the meantime, Lee Know or I.N will take on the role of Stray Kids’s main vocalist until Woojin’s departs.

Members[]

Name Position(s) Color Years active
Bang Chan (방찬) Leader, Lead Vocalist, Lead Dancer, Sub Rapper      Blue 2018–present
Lee Know (리노) Main Dancer, Sub Vocalist, Sub Rapper, Visual      Red 2018–present
Changbin (창빈) Main Rapper, Sub Vocalist      Black 2018–present
Hyunjin (현진) Main Dancer, Lead Rapper, Sub Vocalist, Visual      Orange 2018–present
Han (한) Main Rapper, Lead Vocalist      Purple 2018–present
Felix (필릭스) Lead Dancer, Lead Rapper, Sub Vocalist      White 2018–present
Seungmin (승민) Main Vocalist      Brown 2018–present
I.N (아이엔) Sub Vocalist, Maknae      Green 2018–present
Former
Woojin (우진) Main Vocalist N/A 2018–2019

Unit[]

  • 3RACHA

Discography[]

Korean[]

Studio albums[]

  • Go Live (2020)
    • In Life (2020) Template:Small

Mini albums[]

  • Mixtape (2018) Template:Small
  • I Am Not (2018)
  • I Am Who (2018)
  • I Am You (2018)
  • Clé 1 : Miroh (2019)
  • Clé : Levanter (2019)

Special albums[]

  • Clé 2 : Yellow Wood (2019)

Digital singles[]

  • «Hellevator» (2017) Template:Small
  • «Double Knot» (2019)
  • «Mixtape : Gone Days» (2019)
  • «Mixtape : On Track» (2020)
  • «Top» (2020)
  • «All In (Korean Ver.)» (2020)

Collaborations[]

  • «Going Dumb» Template:Small (2021)

OSTs[]

  • «Extraordinary You OST Part.7» Template:Small (2019)
  • «Tower of God OST» Template:Small (2020)

Other releases[]

  • «Astronaut» (2019)

Japanese[]

Best albums[]

  • Unveil Stray Kids (2019) Template:Small
  • SKZ2020 (2020)

Mini albums[]

  • All In (2020)

Singles[]

  • «Top -Japanese ver.-» (2020)

English[]

Digital singles[]

  • «Step Out of Clé» (2020)
  • «Top -English ver.-» (2020)

Filmography[]

Reality shows[]

  • Stray Kids: The 9th (VLive, 2018–present)
  • Finding SKZ (Mnet, 2019)
  • Stray Kids: Two Kids Room (VLive, 2019–present)
  • CHOISKZ (VLive, 2019–present)
  • Stray Kids: One Kids Room (VLive, 2019–2020)
  • Kingdom[11] (Mnet, 2021)

Talk show appearances[]

  • After School Club (Arirang TV, 2013–present) Template:Small
  • Idol Room (JTBC, 2018–present) Template:Small
  • Weekly Idol (MBC Every 1, 2011–present) Template:Small

Concerts[]

  • Stray Kids Unveil Tour ‘I am…’ (2019)
  • Stray Kids World Tour ‘District 9 : Unlock’ (2019–2020)

Solo concerts[]

  • Unlock : Go Live In Life (2020)

Awards and nominations[]

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Endorsements[]

  • Jambangee (2018)
  • Coke Caster (2018)
  • IvyClub (2018–2019)
  • Lotte Duty Free (2018–2019)
  • Pro-Specs (2018–2019)
  • Dazed Korea (2019)

Trivia[]

  • Stray Kids’ logo is written in Bang Chan’s handwriting.[12]
  • Stray Kids are highly involved in the creation of their songs. The lyrics and melodies are theirs and, according to Bang Chan, they are given a lot of freedom.[1] They are able to genuinely express themselves and to send the message they want, which is important to them. The struggles and thoughts explored in their songs often mirror those of their fans.[12]

Gallery[]

Template:Main article

References[]

Template:Reflist

Official links[]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Forbes: Stray Kids Talk Songwriting, Career Goals And Their First U.S. Tour
  2. ↑ Soompi: Stray Kids Unveils Fan Club Name Ahead Of Comeback
  3. ↑ YouTube: Stray Kids (INTRO «Clé 1 : MIROH»)
  4. ↑ Soompi: Watch: Stray Kids Takes Emotional 1st-Ever Music Show Win On “M Countdown” With “Miroh”; Performances By IZ*ONE And More
  5. ↑ Soompi: Stray Kids Announces Woojin’s Departure + Delays Upcoming Album Release
  6. ↑ Officially KMusic: Stray Kids Make a Bold Statement in ‘Gone Days’ MV
  7. ↑ Soompi: UStray Kids Teases Release Of «Step Out Of Clé» English Version
  8. ↑ Hankyung: 스트레이 키즈, 3월 18일 일본 정식 데뷔…베스트 앨범 `SKZ2020` 발표
  9. ↑ Soompi: Stray Kids Looks Right Out Of A High School Drama In Teasers For Surprise Mixtape
  10. ↑ The Jakarta Post: Stray Kids ‘unlock’ pandemic-hit stage with virtual concert
  11. ↑ Soompi: Stray Kids, ATEEZ, And The Boyz Confirmed To Compete On «Kingdom»; Perform Powerful Collab At 2020 MAMA
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 MTV: Stray Kids on Growing Up, Taking More Creative Risks, And Dealing With Self-Doubt
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Stray Kids «Double Knot» M V

Stray Kids (KR: 스트레이 키즈; JP: ストレイキッズ) is an eight-member boy group under JYP Entertainment. Formed through the competition reality show of the same name. Originally as nine, they debuted on March 25, 2018 with the mini album I Am Not.

Prior to their debut, they released a mini album, Mixtape, on January 8, 2018.

History[]

Pre-debut: Stray Kids and Mixtape[]

The sub-unit 3RACHA, composed of Bang Chan, Changbin, and Han, existed prior to Stray Kids. While the nine were still trainees, Bang Chan picked each member of the group himself. They then participated in Mnet’s reality show Stray Kids (named after the group), in which they had various challenges to accomplish together in order to prove to JYP that they deserved to debut as nine, which was their wish. «Part of what sets Stray Kids apart is their heightened emphasis on self-composition[1]«, and the challenges in the show reflected this, like when they had to create their own songs and choreographies. They released a digital single titled «Hellevator» during the show on November 7, 2017. Though two members — Lee Know and Felix — were eliminated on the show, they were eventually given a second chance. It was announced in the last episode that the group would debut as nine.

Stray Kids released the pre-debut album Mixtape on January 8, 2018. All the songs featured on it were initially created during the reality show.

2018: Debut with I Am Not, followed by mini-albums I Am Who and I Am You[]

Stray Kids debuted on March 25, 2018 with I Am Not and its title track «District 9». The group announced its fandom name, STAY, on August 1.[2] This was a few days before their first comeback on August 6 with the title track «My Pace» and the mini album I Am Who. Finally, they released I Am You on October 22. The three mini albums, the I Am series, were all released in less than a year and are all part of the same narrative cycle revolving around the theme of identity and self-discovery.[1]

2019: ‘Clé’ trilogy, Woojin’s departure and «Mixtape : Gone Days»[]

Clé 1 : Miroh was released on the first anniversary of the group’s debut, March 25, 2019. «MIROH» is a word Stray Kids created; ‘miro’ means ‘maze’ in Korean, and the H at the end of MIROH symbolizes either heaven or hell, meaning there are two possible places it can lead to. The album tackles the subject of surviving in a new world that might be harsh — in Stray Kids’ case, this new world is both celebrity and adulthood.[3] It’s with the title track of that album, «Miroh», that the group received their first ever music show win, on April 4. [4]

They came back on June 19 with Clé 2 : Yellow Wood. The «Clé» and «I Am» series were then connected. For example, the city Stray Kids is looking at at the end of the music video for «I Am You» is MIROH, and the roof of Clé 2: Yellow Wood was where the music video «MIROH» has finished.

On October 27, it was announced by JYP that Woojin had left the group and agency due to personal circumstances. As a result of that, the mini album Clé : Levanter, which was scheduled to be released on November 25, was delayed to be released on December 9.[5] The album included the two pre-released tracks «Double Knot» and «Astronaut«, and also the title track «Levanter».

Stray Kids released «Mixtape : Gone Days» less than twenty days later, on December 26. The song is about the conflict between the new generation, who wants to do things their way and be able to gain maturity on their own, and the older generations, who nags and pushes to do things like it was done in the past. The title is also a play on words, as it sounds like the Korean word «ggondae», a term for old, nosy and bossy people.[6]

2020: «Step Out of Clé», Japanese debut, «Mixtape : On Track», Go Live, In Life, All In[]

On January 14, Stray Kids announced their first English release titled «Step Out of Clé» to be released on the 24th. It contains English versions of the tracks «Double Knot» and «Levanter».[7]

On January 16, it was announced the group would be making their Japanese debut on March 18 with the release of the best album SKZ2020.[8]

On March 13, a poster for the group’s upcoming release was posted on their Twitter account. On March 19, the members’ teaser photos were also posted, announcing their new digital single, «Mixtape : On Track«, to be released on the 25th.[9]

The digital single «Top«, consisting of the Korean versions of the opening and ending songs of the anime Tower of God, was released on May 13. The English version of the single was released on May 20, and the Japanese version on June 3.

On May 26, the first trailer for Go Live, the group’s first full album, was released. The album was released on June 17 with title track «God’s Menu». The album’s repackage, In Life, was released on September 14.

Stray Kids released their first Japanese mini album, All In, on November 4. A Korean version of the album’s title track was released on November 26.

The group held an online concert, Unlock : Go Live In Life, on November 22. During the show, which was two hours long, Stray Kids showcased a variety of powerful performances, accompanied with technological visual effects, for a total of 22 songs.[10]

2021: Hyunjin’s hiatus[]

JYP has announced that group member Hyunjin will go on hiatus from all activities and promotions for an undefined amount of time due to school bullying scandals. The group will promote with seven members for the time being. JYP Entertainment Announces Stray Kids’ Hyunjin Will Halt All Activities. In the meantime, Lee Know or I.N will take on the role of Stray Kids’s main vocalist until Woojin’s departs.

Members[]

Name Position(s) Color Years active
Bang Chan (방찬) Leader, Lead Vocalist, Lead Dancer, Sub Rapper      Blue 2018–present
Lee Know (리노) Main Dancer, Sub Vocalist, Sub Rapper, Visual      Red 2018–present
Changbin (창빈) Main Rapper, Sub Vocalist      Black 2018–present
Hyunjin (현진) Main Dancer, Lead Rapper, Sub Vocalist, Visual      Orange 2018–present
Han (한) Main Rapper, Lead Vocalist      Purple 2018–present
Felix (필릭스) Lead Dancer, Lead Rapper, Sub Vocalist      White 2018–present
Seungmin (승민) Main Vocalist      Brown 2018–present
I.N (아이엔) Sub Vocalist, Maknae      Green 2018–present
Former
Woojin (우진) Main Vocalist N/A 2018–2019

Unit[]

  • 3RACHA

Discography[]

Korean[]

Studio albums[]

  • Go Live (2020)
    • In Life (2020) Template:Small

Mini albums[]

  • Mixtape (2018) Template:Small
  • I Am Not (2018)
  • I Am Who (2018)
  • I Am You (2018)
  • Clé 1 : Miroh (2019)
  • Clé : Levanter (2019)

Special albums[]

  • Clé 2 : Yellow Wood (2019)

Digital singles[]

  • «Hellevator» (2017) Template:Small
  • «Double Knot» (2019)
  • «Mixtape : Gone Days» (2019)
  • «Mixtape : On Track» (2020)
  • «Top» (2020)
  • «All In (Korean Ver.)» (2020)

Collaborations[]

  • «Going Dumb» Template:Small (2021)

OSTs[]

  • «Extraordinary You OST Part.7» Template:Small (2019)
  • «Tower of God OST» Template:Small (2020)

Other releases[]

  • «Astronaut» (2019)

Japanese[]

Best albums[]

  • Unveil Stray Kids (2019) Template:Small
  • SKZ2020 (2020)

Mini albums[]

  • All In (2020)

Singles[]

  • «Top -Japanese ver.-» (2020)

English[]

Digital singles[]

  • «Step Out of Clé» (2020)
  • «Top -English ver.-» (2020)

Filmography[]

Reality shows[]

  • Stray Kids: The 9th (VLive, 2018–present)
  • Finding SKZ (Mnet, 2019)
  • Stray Kids: Two Kids Room (VLive, 2019–present)
  • CHOISKZ (VLive, 2019–present)
  • Stray Kids: One Kids Room (VLive, 2019–2020)
  • Kingdom[11] (Mnet, 2021)

Talk show appearances[]

  • After School Club (Arirang TV, 2013–present) Template:Small
  • Idol Room (JTBC, 2018–present) Template:Small
  • Weekly Idol (MBC Every 1, 2011–present) Template:Small

Concerts[]

  • Stray Kids Unveil Tour ‘I am…’ (2019)
  • Stray Kids World Tour ‘District 9 : Unlock’ (2019–2020)

Solo concerts[]

  • Unlock : Go Live In Life (2020)

Awards and nominations[]

Template:Main article

Endorsements[]

  • Jambangee (2018)
  • Coke Caster (2018)
  • IvyClub (2018–2019)
  • Lotte Duty Free (2018–2019)
  • Pro-Specs (2018–2019)
  • Dazed Korea (2019)

Trivia[]

  • Stray Kids’ logo is written in Bang Chan’s handwriting.[12]
  • Stray Kids are highly involved in the creation of their songs. The lyrics and melodies are theirs and, according to Bang Chan, they are given a lot of freedom.[1] They are able to genuinely express themselves and to send the message they want, which is important to them. The struggles and thoughts explored in their songs often mirror those of their fans.[12]

Gallery[]

Template:Main article

References[]

Template:Reflist

Official links[]

  1. ↑ 1.0 1.1 1.2 Forbes: Stray Kids Talk Songwriting, Career Goals And Their First U.S. Tour
  2. ↑ Soompi: Stray Kids Unveils Fan Club Name Ahead Of Comeback
  3. ↑ YouTube: Stray Kids (INTRO «Clé 1 : MIROH»)
  4. ↑ Soompi: Watch: Stray Kids Takes Emotional 1st-Ever Music Show Win On “M Countdown” With “Miroh”; Performances By IZ*ONE And More
  5. ↑ Soompi: Stray Kids Announces Woojin’s Departure + Delays Upcoming Album Release
  6. ↑ Officially KMusic: Stray Kids Make a Bold Statement in ‘Gone Days’ MV
  7. ↑ Soompi: UStray Kids Teases Release Of «Step Out Of Clé» English Version
  8. ↑ Hankyung: 스트레이 키즈, 3월 18일 일본 정식 데뷔…베스트 앨범 `SKZ2020` 발표
  9. ↑ Soompi: Stray Kids Looks Right Out Of A High School Drama In Teasers For Surprise Mixtape
  10. ↑ The Jakarta Post: Stray Kids ‘unlock’ pandemic-hit stage with virtual concert
  11. ↑ Soompi: Stray Kids, ATEEZ, And The Boyz Confirmed To Compete On «Kingdom»; Perform Powerful Collab At 2020 MAMA
  12. ↑ 12.0 12.1 MTV: Stray Kids on Growing Up, Taking More Creative Risks, And Dealing With Self-Doubt
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Stray Kids, приветствие

Stray Kids (кор: 스트레이키즈; яп: ストレイキッズ) — мужская группа компании JYP Entertainment. Группа была сформирована Бан Чаном (лидером группы), который сначала сформировал подгруппу 3RACHA, а после присоединил других участников. Далее через одноименное реалити-шоу группа проходила различные испытания, чтобы вместе дебютировать на Mnet.

Ли Ноу и Феликс покинули шоу в эпизодах 4 и 8 соответственно, но их вернули в конце 9 эпизода, и в итоге все участники дебютировали вместе в конце шоу.

Их первый пре-дебютный альбом Mixtape был выпущен 8 января 2018 года, а их официальный дебют состоялся 25 марта 2018 года с мини-альбомом I Am Not.

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2017–2018: Формирование и дебют

В августе 2017 года JYP Entertainment официально анонсировали новое шоу на выживание, направленное на формирование и дебют новой мужской группы. На протяжении следующих двух месяцев выпускалось больше деталей и тизеров, включая название шоу — Stray Kids, которое придумал и написал лидер группы.[2][3][4] Премьера шоу состоялась 17 октября, но до этого JYP выпустили первый клип Stray Kids на песню «Hellevator», которая позже была выпущена в качестве цифрового сингла. Два участника, Ли Ноу и Феликс, выбыли из шоу, но в итоге состав группы сохранился прежним, и в него вошли все девять участников.[5][6][7]

Промо-фотография к Mixtape

Вместе со стартом официального сайта Stray Kids, был анонсирован выход первого пре-дебютного альбома группы Mixtape. Он состоял из семи треков, частично написанных и скомпозированных участниками, и включающих в себя «Hellevator», а также другие песни исполненные во время шоу.[8] Альбом, вместе с видео выступления второго трека «Beware», был выпущен 8 января 2018, а спустя неделю было выложено видео выступления со «Spread My Wings».[9][10][11] Альбом дебютировал на второй позиции чартов Gaon и Billboard World Albums.[12][13]

5 марта был анонсирован дебютный шоукейс группы «Stray Kids Unveil (Op. 01: I Am Not)», который был проведен 25 марта.[14][15] На следующий день состоялся их официальный дебют с мини-альбомом I Am Not, вместе с клипом к титульному треку «District 9», а клип к «Grow Up» и видео выступления с «Mirror» вышли 31 марта и 23 апреля соответственно.[16][17][18][19] I Am Not дебютировал на четвертой строчке альбомного чарта Gaon, а всего в марте было продано 54,000 копий физического альбома.[20][21] 14 апреля Stray Kids выступили KCON Japan 2018, что отметило первое выступление группы за границей.[22][23]

12 июля JYP анонсировали второй шоукейс «Stray Kids Unveil (Op. 02: I Am Who)», который был проведен 5 августа. Второй мини-альбом I Am Who вместе с титульным треком «My Pace» вышел на следующий день.[24][25][26] 4 октября был анонсирован третий шоукейс «Stray Kids Unveil (Op. 03: I Am You)», прошедший 21 октября, за чем последовал релиз третьего мини-альбом I Am You.[27]

2019: Clé 1: Miroh и Clé 2: Yellow Wood, «Double Knot», уход Уджина, «Astronaut» и Clé: Levanter

5 марта 2019 года JYP объявили о третьем камбэке группы, мини-альбоме Clé 1: Miroh, который вышел 25 марта, в день первой годовщины дебюта. 4 апреля Stray Kids заработали свою первую победу на M Countdown.

19 июня группа вернулась с первым особым альбомом и продолжением серии «Clé», Clé 2: Yellow Wood. 9 октября был выпущен сингл «Double Knot». 27 октября JYP объявили, что Уджин покинул группу и агентство по личным причинам. В результате этого альбом Clé: Levanter, который должен был выйти 25 ноября, был отложен до 9 декабря.[28] 26 декабря Stray Kids выпустили песню «Mixtape: Gone Days».[29]

2020: Японский дебют, «Step Out of Clé», «Mixtape: On Track», Go Live и In Life

14 января Stray Kids объявили о своем первом англоязычном релизе под названием «Step Out of Clé», который выйдет 24-го числа. Он содержит английские версии треков «Double Knot» и «Levanter».[30] 18 марта группа дебютировала в Японии со сборником лучших песен SKZ2020.[31] 25 марта Stray Kids выпустили сингл «Mixtape : On Track».[32]

17 июня группа выпустила первый студийный альбом Go Live с титульным треком «God’s Menu».[33] В него также вошли корейские версии песен «Top» и «Slump» и выпущенные ранее синглы «Gone Days» и «On Track». Переиздание Go Live под названием In Life вышло 14 сентября.[34]

Stray Kids выпустили свой первый японский мини-альбом All In 4 ноября. 26 ноября была выпущена корейская версия заглавного трека альбома. 22 ноября группа провела онлайн-концерт Unlock : Go Live In Life. Во время шоу, которое длилось два часа, Stray Kids продемонстрировали множество мощных выступлений в сопровождении технологических визуальных эффектов. Всего было исполнено 22 песни.[35]

2021: Перерыв Хёнджина, Kingdom, «Mixtape: Oh», Noeasy, «Scars», «Christmas EveL», SKZ2021

JYP объявили, что участник группы Хёнджин уйдет на перерыв от всех мероприятий и рекламных продвижений на неопределенное время из-за скандала с издевательствами в школе. Его перерыв закончился одновременно с выпуском «Mixtape : Oh», и позже было объявлено, что он вернется к своей деятельности в июле.[36]

С 1 апреля по 3 июня группа участвовала в реалити-шоу Mnet Kingdom: Legendary War, в котором они выступили против пяти других групп в конкурсе выступлений. Из-за перерыва, Хёнджин появился только в первом эпизоде шоу.[37] Во время раундов, принимая различные вызовы, Stray Kids продемонстрировали напряженные выступления с впечатляющим вокалом, танцами и концепциями.[38][39] В последнем туре каждая группа выпустила, а затем исполнила новую оригинальную песню. Песня Stray Kids «Wolfgang» на тему «[w]olves chasing music»[39], был назван в честь известного композитора Вольфганга Амадея Моцарта. В последней серии Stray Kids были объявлены победителями шоу. Поблагодарив своих фанатов за победу, они выразили желание работать еще усерднее в будущем и оставаться скромными.[39][40][41]

Перерыв Хёнджина закончился одновременно с выпуском «Mixtape : Oh», 26 июня, и вскоре после этого было объявлено, что он вернется к своей деятельности в июле.[36]

29 июня JYP Entertainment сообщили, что Stray Kids работают над своим следующим камбэком, в котором будут участвовать все восемь участников.[42] 22 июля группа выпустила трейлер своего второго студийного альбома Noeasy, где они подтвердили дату своего возвращения на 23 августа.[43] 17 августа на Noeasy было совершено 830 000 предварительных заказов, что более чем в два раза превышает количество предварительных заказов на их предыдущий альбом In Life.[44] Альбом вышел 23 августа, как и планировалось. Восемь дней спустя группа записала более 1 120 000 проданных альбомов, что сделало их первым исполнителем JYPE, достигшим отметки в миллион продаж.[45][46]

13 октября Stray Kids выпустили свой второй японский сингл «Scars / ソリクン -Japanese ver.-«. 29 ноября Stray Kids выпустили особый сингл «Christmas EveL».[47] 23 декабря Stray Kids выпустили свой первый корейский сборник лучшего SKZ2021.[48]

2022: Oddinary, мировой тур, Circus, Time Out», Maxident

1 января Stray Kids объявили, что 12 и 13 февраля проведут фанмитинг под названием ‘SKZ’s Chocolate Factory’.[49] На второй день они выпустили трейлер своего шестого мини-альбома Oddinary, который должен выйти 18 марта.[50] Альбом возглавил чарт альбомов Billboard 200, за первую неделю было продано более 850 000 копий, а количество предварительных заказов превысило 1,3 миллиона.[51][52][53] Это также принесло группе две победы на музыкальных шоу.[54] Oddinary содержит треки, исследующие различные музыкальные стили, от хип-хопа 90-х до дабстепа и баллад, с такими разными темами, как очарование или уязвимость. Заглавный трек предлагает слушателю понять, что отличает их друг от друга, и предполагает, что быть странным на самом деле обычно, что также подразумевается в названии альбома, сочетании слов «odd» и «ordinary».[55]

В первый же день промоушена Oddinary было объявлено, что Чанбин получил положительный тест на COVID-19, после этого большинство участников так же получили положительные результаты. Хан получил 19 марта, Сынмин получил 20 марта, а Бан Чан, Ли Ноу и Хёнджин — 21 марта.

Stray Kids отправились в свое мировое турне ‘Maniac’ в следующем месяце, начав его выступлением в Сеуле 29 апреля.[56]

22 июня Stray Kids выпустили свой второй японский мини-альбом Circus, а 10 июля, их заглавная песня «Circus» набрала 10 миллионов прослушиваний на платформе Spotify. И стала самой быстрой японской песней K-pop группы 4-го поколения, достигшей такого результата. 2 июля Феликс, I.N и Ли Ноу получили положительный тест на COVID-19. И после тщательного обсуждения было принято решение, что концерты в Атланте и Форт-Уэрт будут отложены.

1 августа они выпустили свой восьмой цифровой сингл «Mixtape : Time Out».

6 сентября они выпустили трейлер своего седьмого мини-альбома Maxident, релиз которого намечен на 7 октября.[57] 28 сентября 2022 года, за неделю до релиза, JYP Entertainment сообщила, что объем продаж Maxident по предварительному заказу превысил 2,24 миллиона копий,[58] а ко дню релиза — 2,37 миллиона копий, побив рекорд для артиста под руководством компании. В альбоме Maxident говорится о любви. Название представляет собой придуманный термин, объединяющий слова «max», «maximum», «accident» и «incident».

21 декабря они выпустили сборник лучшего SKZ-Replay.[59]

2023: The Sound и предстоящие релизы

22 декабря 2022 года Stray Kids объявили, что их первый японский альбом The Sound выйдет 22 февраля 2023 года.[60]

В видео-тизере, выпущенном 1 января 2023 года, Stray Kids рассказали, что в течение года они будут выпускать два альбома, встречу с фанатами, совместную работу, специальный концерт, музыкальную драму «SKZFLIX», сезон 2023 года. песня и многое другое.[61]

Саб-юниты

  • 3RACHA

Участники

(В группе нет закрепленных позиций, данные являются приблизительными)

Имя Позиция Животное[62] Годы активности
Бан Чан (방찬) Лидер, ведущий вокалист, ведущий танцор, рэпер, центр Волк 2018–н. в.
Ли Ноу (리노) Главный танцор, вокалист, рэпер Кролик 2018–н. в.
Чанбин (창빈) Главный рэпер, вокалист Кролик-свинка 2018–н. в.
Хёнджин (현진) Главный танцор, ведущий рэпер, вокалист, вижуал Хорёк 2018–н. в.
Хан (한) Главный рэпер, ведущий вокалист Квокка 2018–н. в.
Феликс (필릭스) Ведущий танцор, ведущий рэпер, вокалист Цыплёнок 2018–н. в.
Сынмин (승민) Главный вокалист, рэпер Щенок 2018–н. в.
I.N (아이엔) Ведущий вокалист, рэпер, макнэ Лиса фенек 2018–н. в.
Бывшие
Уджин (우진) Главный вокалист — 2018–2019

Дискография

Фильмография

Реалити-шоу

  • Stray Kids: The 9th (VLive, с 2018)
  • Finding SKZ (Mnet, 2019)
  • Stray Kids: Two Kids Room (VLive, с 2019)
  • CHOISKZ (VLive, с 2019)
  • Stray Kids: One Kids Room (VLive, 2019–2020)
  • Kingdom: Legendary War[63] (Mnet, 2021)

Появления на ток-шоу

  • After School Club (Arirang TV, с 2013) (эп. 310, 318, 329 и 340)
  • Idol Room (JTBC, с 2018) (эп. 16 и 43)
  • Weekly Idol (MBC Every 1, с 2011) (эп. 381, 401 и 428)

Концерты

Мировые туры

  • Stray Kids Unveil Tour ‘I am…’ (2019)
  • Stray Kids World Tour ‘District 9 : Unlock’ (2019–2020)
  • Stray Kids 2nd World Tour «MANIAC» (2022)

Онлайн-концерты

  • Beyond LIVE – Stray Kids ‘Unlock : Go Live in Life’ (2020)

Фанмитинги

  • Stray Kids 2nd LoveSTAY «SKZ’s Chocolate Factory» (2022)

Онлайн-фанмитинги

  • Stray Kids 1st #LoveSTAY «SKZ-X (2021)
  • STAYing Home Meeting (2021)

Награды и номинации

Основная статья: Stray Kids/Список наград и номинаций

Рекламные сотрудничества

  • Jambangee (2018)
  • Ivy Club (2018)
  • Minute Maid Sparkling (2018)
  • Lotte Duty Free (с 2018)
  • Pro-Specs (2018)
  • Dazed Korea (2019, 2022)
  • Shopee (2020)
  • Clio (2021)
  • WEGO (2021)
  • Nacific (с 2021)
  • Mahagrid (с 2022)
  • FuRyu (2022)

Интересные факты

  • Логотип Stray Kids написан почерком Бан Чана.[64]

Галерея

Основная статья: Stray Kids/Галерея

Примечания

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  50. ↑ Watch: Stray Kids Announces Comeback With Release Of “ODDINARY” Trailer
  51. ↑ Billboard: Stray Kids’ ‘Oddinary’ Tops Billboard 200 Albums Chart With Biggest Sales Week of 2022
  52. ↑ AllKpop: Stray Kids wrap up first-week sales for ‘ODDINARY’ with over 850,000 copies
  53. ↑ Soompi: Stray Kids Breaks Personal Record With Over 1.3 Million Stock Pre-Orders For “ODDINARY”
  54. ↑ Soompi: Watch: Stray Kids Takes 2nd Win For “MANIAC” On “Show Champion”; Performances By Highlight, CRAVITY, NMIXX, And More
  55. ↑ Teen Vogue: Stray Kids “Oddinary” Review: An Exciting, Eclectic Crossroads
  56. ↑ Stray Kids on Twitter (March 28, 2022 tweet)
  57. ↑ Soompi: Watch: Watch: Stray Kids Announces Comeback As They Take Over The City In Bold “MAXIDENT” Trailer
  58. ↑ 스트레이 키즈, 선주문 224만 ‘더블 밀리언셀링’ 찜
  59. ↑ @Stray_Kids_JP в Twitter (22 декабря 2022)
  60. ↑ @Stray_Kids_JP в Twitter (22 декабря 2022)
  61. ↑ Soompi: Watch: Stray Kids Tease 2 Albums, Special Collab + Concert, And More To Come In 2023
  62. ↑ Основано на официальных смайликах и серии игрушек Line Friends SKZOO
  63. ↑ Soompi: Stray Kids, ATEEZ, And The Boyz Confirmed To Compete On «Kingdom»; Perform Powerful Collab At 2020 MAMA
  64. ↑ MTV: Stray Kids on Growing Up, Taking More Creative Risks, And Dealing With Self-Doubt

Официальные ссылки

Stray Kids с • п
Бан Чан • Ли Ноу • Чанбин • Хёнджин • Хан • Феликс • Сынмин • I.N
Уджин
Дискография
Корейский
Студийные альбомы Go Live (In Life) • Noeasy
Мини-альбомы Mixtape • I Am Not • I Am Who • I Am You • Clé 1 : Miroh • Clé : Levanter • Oddinary • Maxident
Особые альбомы Clé 2 : Yellow Wood
Сборники лучшего SKZ2021 • SKZ-Replay
Особые синглы «Christmas EveL»
Цифровые синглы «Hellevator» • «Double Knot» • «Mixtape : Gone Days» • «Mixtape : On Track» • «Top» • «All In (Korean Ver.)» • «Mixtape : Oh» • «Mixtape : Time Out»
Коллаборации «Going Dumb»
Другие релизы «Astronaut»
Саундтреки «Extraordinary You OST Part.7» • «Pop Out Boy! OST Part.1»
Японский
Студийные альбомы The Sound
Мини-альбомы All In • Circus
Сборники лучшего Unveil Stray Kids • SKZ2020
Синглы «Top -Japanese ver.-» • «Scars / ソリクン -Japanese ver.-»
Цифровые синглы «Case 143 -Japanese ver.-»
Английский
Цифровые синглы «Step Out of Clé» • «Top -English ver.-»
Концерты
Мировые туры Stray Kids Unveil Tour ‘I am…’ • Stray Kids World Tour ‘District 9 : Unlock’ • Stray Kids 2nd World Tour «MANIAC»
Онлайн-концерты Beyond LIVE – Stray Kids ‘Unlock : Go Live in Life’
Фанмитинги Stray Kids 2nd LoveSTAY «SKZ’s Chocolate Factory»
Списки
Награды и номинации
Связанные статьи
JYP Entertainment • 3RACHA
Официальные ссылки
Сайт (Японский) • JYP Fan’s • Facebook • Instagram (Японский) • TikTok (Японский) • Twitter (Японский) • V Live • YouTube
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Introduction

Stray Kids (KR: 스트레이 키즈; JP: ストレイキッズ) is an eight-member boy group under JYP Entertainment. They were formed through the competition reality show of the same name and debuted on March 25, 2018 with the mini album ‘I Am Not.’

Prior to their debut, they released a mini album, Mixtape, on January 8, 2018.

Stray Kids debuted on March 25, 2018 with I Am Not and its title track «District 9». The group announced its fandom name, STAY, on August 1st. That was a few days before their first comeback on August 6 with the title track «My Pace» and the mini album I Am Who. Finally, they released I Am You on October 22. The three mini albums, the I Am series, were all released in less than a year and are all part of the same narrative cycle revolving around the theme of identity and self-discovery.

On October 28, 2019 JYPE announced that Woojin had left the group due to personal circumstances. On November 13, the group released the music video for «Astronaut,» their first single as an eight-member group.

At the 2020 Mnet Asian Music Awards, it was announced that Stray Kids would be participating in the Mnet survival show Kingdom: Legendary War. On May 28, 2021, the group released a song for the final round of the competition titled «Wolfgang», which marked the group’s first appearance on the main Gaon Digital Chart at number 138. They won the program on June 3, earning them their own reality show and a Kingdom Week special show for their comeback.

On February 10, 2022, it was announced that Stray Kids signed with Republic Records for promotions in the United States as part of JYP Entertainment’s strategic partnership with the label.

Current state:

active 

Mar 25, 2018-present

Feb 11, 2022-present

Subgroup(s):

Debut:

Debut to 1st win:

375 days

Active years:

2018-present

Country:

South Korea

Most popular member:

Kpopping rank:

10th

Fandom:

STAY

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