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Stray Kids Reveal 'SKZ IT TAPE: DO IT'

Stray Kids Reveal 'SKZ IT TAPE: DO IT'

      It will be released on November 21st...

      Groundbreaking K-Pop group Stray Kids is set to launch ‘SKZ IT TAPE: DO IT’ on November 21st.

      This year has been remarkable for the eight-member K-Pop ensemble, whose fourth studio album ‘KARMA’ debuted this summer. The album achieved triple million sales within its first week, ranking No. 1 for first-week sales among K-Pop albums in 2025, and exceeded 400,000 physical copies sold in the U.S.

      Following this, Stray Kids completed , their largest world tour to date, and held two encore concerts on October 18th and 19th at the Incheon Asiad Main Stadium.

      Titled , these events served as the grand conclusion of their world tour. At the final concert, they delighted fans by revealing a trailer for a new album.

      ‘SKZ IT TAPE: DO IT’ will launch on November 21st, featuring each Stray Kids member in the trailer as “modern-day divines” - representing symbolic figures with varied energies that transcend a world paralyzed by fear, serving as catalysts for healing and transformation.

      The five-song tracklist has been released, and fans can pre-order the album online.

      Check out the trailer below.

      The tracklist comprises:

      1. Do It

      2. DIVINE (신선놀음)

      3. Holiday

      4. Photobook

      5. Do It (Festival Version)

      Related: Eight Stray Kids Deep Cuts Every STAY Should Know

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