MONSTA X appeared on "GMA" in the U.S. morning...Billboard and Forbes Focus Lighting

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MONSTA X, a "believe-listener," is performing global activities encompassing broadcasting and media.

MONSTA X appeared on ABC's representative morning broadcast "Good Morning America (GMA)" on the 6th (local time). On the occasion of the release of their third full-length album "Unfold" in the United States, those who visited "GMA" for the first time in about six years added the enthusiasm for the release of the new album with a live stage and shared their excitement for the world tour.

On this day, MONSTA X first released a live performance of the title song "Heal" of "Unfold." It revealed solid vocals and deeper emotional lines, and proved its musical expansion and broad spectrum through a new style of song. The overwhelming emotional stage with the members' colorful tones attracted the attention of global fans.

Monsta X was also celebrated with this album, setting a record for the first K-pop artist to release three full-length English albums. In response, the members responded by expressing confidence, saying, "It is an album filled with various styles of songs, focusing on vocals and sincere emotional expression," adding, "It is an 'alum' without a song to skip."

In addition, as the North American tour schedule was released before the broadcast, the members said, "I think I can show you a new side of MONSTA X," adding, "If you are curious about what kind of music and stage you will perform, please visit the concert hall."

Monsta X's third full-length album in the U.S., "Unfold," is a work that unfolds the flow of honest emotions, as it means to "open what was folded." It features a total of 10 tracks, including R&B, pop, hip-hop, and alternative pop, that face emotional cracks and choose healing and growth. In particular, the title song "heal" is a soulful pop song that combines a heavy base and orchestra string, delicately conveying the message of love and recovery.

The reaction of leading foreign media is also hot. "Monsta X has set a record for releasing three English regular albums for the first time by a K-pop group," said Billboard, an American music media outlet. "It continues to cross borders and show its commitment to the global market." In particular, the previous English albums "The Dreaming" and "All About Luv" emphasized steady growth by re-examining the achievements of entering the Billboard main album chart "Billboards 200," and the new song "Baby Blue" was announced as the first song released by MONSTA X at the end of last year in the "2025 iHeartRadio Jingle Ball Tour," which was performed around four U.S. cities, drawing attention to their intense global stage.

Forbes also highlighted Monsta X's global competitiveness based on its achievements in English albums so far, and praised it for "expanding the boundaries of the Western music market while maintaining Korean identity in its 11th year." In addition, regarding the "heal" music video, he added the meaning of the new report, saying, "It effectively conveys feelings of pain and loss through a music video using symbolic directing."

In addition, the U.S. entertainment program "Access Hollywood" delivered enthusiastic responses from global fans to the new news. In addition, it was evaluated as a rare K-pop group that sincerely approached the U.S. market while maintaining strong performance, raising expectations for Monsta X's future moves.

Meanwhile, MONSTA X is currently meeting with fans around the world through the 2026 MONSTA X World Tour [The X: Nexus] (2026 MONSTA X World Tour [THE X: NEXUS]). On the 18th, the concert will continue in Jakarta, Indonesia.

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