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Stray Kids

JYP Entertainment

JYP Entertainment’s boy group behind GO LIVE and “God’s Menu.”

Artist Overview

Stray Kids are a JYP Entertainment boy group whose catalog includes the first studio album GO LIVE. “God’s Menu,” featured below, offers an entry point into that album and its performance-centered presentation.

Agency / label
JYP Entertainment
Members
BANG CHAN · LEE KNOW · CHANGBIN · HYUNJIN · HAN · FELIX · SEUNGMIN · I.N
Sources & profile information

Checked Sep 25, 2026. Historical videos may feature an earlier lineup.

Latest Release

The most recent confirmed entries in our release guide.

Out now
Digital Single

11월 11일

A Pepero collaboration single featuring band instrumentation.

South Korea

Music Journey

Start at the beginning. Follow Stray Kids through 6 selected chapters.

  1. 012018 · Debut

    District 9

    “District 9” marks the debut-album period in the official video archive. Begin here to establish a baseline before the subsequent MIROH and GO LIVE eras. The early sequence matters because it lets a new listener follow the group across projects, instead of starting and ending with a single later title track.

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  2. 022019 · Early expansion

    MIROH

    Released a year after “District 9,” “MIROH” is the next early milestone in this selection. It connects the debut period to the full-album chapter that follows. Watch the two early videos together, then compare them with “God’s Menu” to trace the changing scale of the group’s presentation.

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  3. 032020 · GO LIVE

    God’s Menu

    GO LIVE · Full Album

    “God’s Menu” leads the GO LIVE era, moving this journey into Stray Kids’ first full-length album. It is a useful point to leave the title-video sequence temporarily and explore a complete record. The album context gives the song a place within the catalogue rather than treating it as a standalone introduction.

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  4. 042022 · ODDINARY era

    MANIAC

    ODDINARY brings the group’s interest in individuality into sharper focus. “MANIAC” asks listeners to reveal the parts of themselves that do not fit a prescribed norm. The members’ official track notes emphasise concentrated energy and restraint, making this a useful counterpoint to the more openly declarative GO LIVE era.

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  5. 052024 · ATE era

    Chk Chk Boom

    ATE turns toward a Latin-influenced hip-hop rhythm in “Chk Chk Boom.” The group’s track notes draw attention to its recurring loop and languid topline, a different expression of confidence from the urgency of the early releases. Listen for how the rhythm carries that attitude while the voices move across it.

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  6. 062026 · A freer outlook

    This & That

    THIS & THAT · Album

    The official album introduction describes THIS & THAT as a freer, more relaxed expression of the group’s identity. It also places 3RACHA’s production work within a continuing history of participation in the group’s records. This recent chapter brings the journey back to creative control as well as performance.

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Selected catalog entries and confirmed upcoming releases.

Digital Single

11월 11일

A Pepero collaboration single featuring band instrumentation.

South Korea

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