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Stray Kids (스트레이 키즈) — JYP’s eight-member band
Stray Kids debuted in March 2018 under JYP Entertainment. Their album KARMA (August 2025), led by “CEREMONY,” became their seventh Billboard 200 No. 1 according to Korean Wikipedia.
Debut: March 2018Fandom: StayKARMA: Aug. 22, 2025Updated Oct 20, 2026
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Members
JYP Entertainment, debut 2018-03-25, fandom: STAY
- Bang Chan방찬
- Lee Know리노
- Changbin창빈
- Hyunjin현진
- Han한
- Felix필릭스
- Seungmin승민
- I.N아이엔
Official albums
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THIS THAT (TRUCK ver., CD)
A Stray Kids CD released through JYP / Universal Records / Republic.
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HOP (HIPTAPE ver., CD)
The 2024 release, HIPTAPE version on CD.
Who are they?
Stray Kids (스트레이 키즈) is an eight-member group from JYP Entertainment: Bang Chan (방찬), Lee Know (리노), Changbin (창빈), Hyunjin (현진), Han (한), Felix (필릭스), Seungmin (승민) and I.N (아이엔). Woojin left in 2019. The fandom is called Stay. Sources disagree on the debut day — March 25 or 26, 2018 — so we say March 2018.
What’s new
“CEREMONY” is the lead single of KARMA, released on Aug. 22, 2025. Korean Wikipedia lists KARMA as the group’s seventh Billboard 200 No. 1 (after ODDINARY, MAXIDENT, 5-STAR, ROCK-STAR and others); English Wikipedia lists This & That (2026) after it. Our home card cites Billboard for the claim that they were the first act to debut at No. 1 with each of their first seven Billboard 200 entries, a page we could not open.
Signature songs
Wikipedia lists “God’s Menu,” “Thunderous,” “Maniac,” “Case 143,” “S-Class,” “Lalalala,” “Chk Chk Boom” and “Top” as notable songs, and the albums Go Live (2020), Noeasy (2021), 5-Star (2023), Rock-Star (2023) and Karma (2025).
If you’re new
Start with the “CEREMONY” music video on this page, then try “God’s Menu” and “Chk Chk Boom.”
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