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UNCHILD Shares Full “TRICKY GRLS” Performance Ahead of November 5’s TiNG TiNG

A B-side performance arrives in full as the group’s postponed comeback takes shape—with the new single and music video scheduled for November 5.

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UNCHILD at their We Are UNCHILD debut showcase on April 21, 2026
Archive photograph: UNCHILD at their April 21, 2026 debut showcase, not TiNG TiNG promotional imagery. Photo: 티비텐 TV10 / Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0 · Original framing; homepage card cropped with CSS. No endorsement implied.

UNCHILD released the full performance video for “빛 (TRICKY GRLS)” on their official YouTube channel on October 25. The song is a B-side from the group’s second digital single, TiNG TiNG, scheduled for November 5 at 6 p.m. KST. It gives listeners a complete performance of one of the new release’s tracks ahead of the single’s arrival.

The upload is explicitly titled “Performance Video (Full Ver.)” and runs for 2 minutes and 23 seconds. High Up Entertainment’s official scheduler separately lists the new release and music video for November 5. This is a B-side performance video, rather than the title music video for the forthcoming release.

Official performance · Full version

Watch: “TRICKY GRLS”

Watch on UNCHILD’s official YouTube channel ↗

From an August stage to the full performance

“TRICKY GRLS” had already appeared in part onstage. According to BizEnter’s October 26 report, UNCHILD performed part of the song at 2026 TIMA in August. This new upload presents the complete performance under the “Full Ver.” label.

The same report describes the song as deep house, using light as a metaphor for the changing colors of the group’s interests and curiosity. Before the title track arrives, the performance introduces another part of the new single.

A new date for the postponed TiNG TiNG

The release follows a disrupted comeback schedule. TiNG TiNG was originally due on September 2, but was postponed on August 24 because of internal company circumstances. On September 29, High Up explained that a reorganization of its internal operations had disrupted some artist schedules and content production, while announcing preparations for UNCHILD’s fourth-quarter return.

That plan has since become more specific. High Up announced on October 22 that the group was working toward a November 5 comeback. The following day, the agency published the TiNG TiNG scheduler and confirmed a November 5 release at 6 p.m. KST.

The exact date and next single’s title, which remained unconfirmed in KPOP MAGAZINE’s September 30 report, are now named in an official announcement. Our earlier report on the postponed comeback traces the initial delay.

The music video is scheduled for November 5

The official scheduler lists “Ready, Set, TiNG TiNG” for October 26, concept photos for October 27 and the first music video teaser for October 28. “FLASH MOB” follows on November 1, then a second music video teaser on November 3, ahead of the new release and music video on November 5.

The confirmed picture is a resumed promotional campaign toward TiNG TiNG. The October 25 upload is the full performance of a B-side; November 5 remains the scheduled date for the new single and music video.

Official rollout · 2026 · KST
DateContentStatus
October 25TRICKY GRLS — Performance Video (Full Ver.)Published
October 26Ready, Set, TiNG TiNGListed in scheduler
October 27Concept photoScheduled
October 28Music video teaser 1Scheduled
November 1FLASH MOBScheduled
November 3Music video teaser 2Scheduled
November 5New release & music videoScheduled · 6 p.m. KST

Compiled from High Up’s October 23 scheduler and the official performance upload. Publication of the October 26 item had not been independently confirmed for this report. Scheduled items are plans, not confirmation that they have been released.

Sources & scopeOfficial UNCHILD video; High Up’s October 23 announcement; BizEnter, October 26; and High Up’s September statement as reproduced by JoyNews24. Genre and August performance details are attributed to BizEnter. This report does not present a first-hand audiovisual review.