Stray Kids’ I.N Appears as Guest at Park Jin-young’s Tokyo Concert; TWICE Performs Duo with Him on “This Song”

Artists under JYP Entertainment are demonstrating remarkable global success. I.N, a member of Stray Kids, appeared as a guest at Park Jin-young’s solo concert “HAPPY HOUR” held at Canadea Hall in Tokyo, Japan, on the 5th. The encounter between Park Jin-young, a “living legend” who has topped the music industry for over 30 years, and I.N, a “global top artist,” significantly elevated the excitement of the performance. I.N took the stage after being introduced by Park Jin-young and performed together with him and 2AM on “This Song,” as well as a duet with B.I. titled “Let’s Change into Me (duet with JYP).” Showcasing his smooth and charming voice along with his impressive dance skills infused with new jack swing elements, I.N said, “I really loved ‘This Song’ when I was young. It’s amazing and I’m extremely grateful to be able to sing this song with PD.” The event was made even more touching with a cake and surprise gifts prepared by Park Jin-young for I.N, who celebrated his birthday on February 8th. Stray Kids have recently achieved outstanding results on the global music streaming platform Spotify. Their first full-length album repackage “IN生” has accumulated 1.5 billion streams, while the title track from their first full-length album “GO生,” “神メニュー,” has surpassed 500 million plays, setting consecutive records as the first fourth-generation K-pop boy group to do so. Additionally, the documentary film of their “dominATE” world tour, titled “Stray Kids: The Dominate Experience,” earned $19.1 million in revenue across 61 regions during the first weekend of February, topping the global box office. Meanwhile, TWICE, a girl group under JYP, reached its 26th milestone of a music video exceeding 100 million views with the title track “THIS IS FOR” from their fourth full-length album, released in July 2025. This achievement once again solidified TWICE’s record as the female group with the most music videos surpassing 100 million views worldwide. The video includes 20 songs ranging from their debut track “OOH-AHH하게” to their latest releases, plus two English singles and four songs released in Japan. “THIS IS FOR” is a song themed around confidence and self-assurance, and its music video, which artistically captures the cheerful chemistry and vibrant charm of the nine members, has continued to earn strong support from global fans. TWICE is currently on tour with their sixth world tour, “THIS IS FOR,” which is being held in 43 regions around the world, and they plan to become the first foreign artist to perform at Tokyo’s National Stadium in the future.