NMIXX Performs ‘TIC TIC’ in Front of 2 Million Attendees at São Paulo Carnival

NMIXX, an artist under JYP Entertainment, will release their collaboration track “TIC TIC” at noon on the 26th. Prior to this release, they performed the new song as a special guest at Pabllo Vittar’s block party during the São Paulo Carnival on the 16th, where it was first unveiled to an audience of approximately 2 million local viewers, receiving an overwhelmingly positive response. This early performance served as proof of K-pop’s growing influence on global stages, including in Brazil.
This is the second time NMIXX and Pabllo Vittar have collaborated. The two artists previously released their first joint track, “MEXE,” in August last year. That song featured a sound that blended K-pop with Brazilian punk, along with Latin-style choreography. “TIC TIC” is the result of their reunion six months after that successful first collaboration.
On stage at Pabllo Vittar’s block party during the São Paulo Carnival, NMIXX performed “TIC TIC” for the first time as special guests. The combination of NMIXX’s strong vocals and dazzling performances with Pabllo Vittar’s energetic personality generated an enthusiastic reaction from the local crowd. The massive crowd of around 2 million people filling the streets cheered loudly toward the stage.

Through this carnival performance, NMIXX became the first K-pop group to participate in the São Paulo Carnival. Following their joint stage with Pabllo Vittar, they also delivered live performances of their solo tracks such as “O.O,” “DICE,” and “Love Me Like This,” overwhelming the approximately 2 million local fans present. This achievement clearly demonstrates the high level of popularity and influence NMIXX holds in Brazil.
The new track “TIC TIC (Feat. Pabllo Vittar)” will be officially released via various music platforms at 12 p.m. on the 26th.
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