TREASURE's Hyunha-yo, "NALLY-NA" releases a burst of dopamine!

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TREASURE's rapper unit members Choi Hyun-seok, Yoshi, and Haruto unleashed a dopamine-pumping hip-hop energy.

TREASURE released the music video for "NALLY-NA (NALLY-NA) (HYUNHAYO)," a track from their fourth mini-album [NEW WAV], on the 22nd at 6 p.m. This music video, which captures a witty hip-hop vibe distinct from the title track "IF I," garnered significant anticipation from music fans worldwide as it marks the first project under the official activity name "HYUNHAYO of TREASURE."

The striking reversal of familiar daily spaces such as supermarkets, university lecture halls, and hair salons transforming into a grand party venue along with the music is particularly impressive. The cheerful synergy of the three members also shone brightly. Their unique individuality was clearly imprinted throughout the video, infused with kitschy styling, witty attitudes, and natural chemistry. In the latter part of the video, TREASURE member Yoon Jae-hyuk made a surprise cameo appearance, adding to the viewing enjoyment.

The dynamic performance unfolding to the catchy hook "Nally nally nally-na We like to party" and the intense beat drop resembles a grand hip-hop festival.

YG Entertainment will release a performance video on the 24th at 6 p.m., following the music video. With the full choreography, which debuted at the Seoul fan concert, now unveiled, global fan interest has reached its peak. With the success of the "IF I" music video, the "ZOOM ZOOM" choreography practice video, and the "NALLY-NA" music video, TREASURE continues to build momentum for their [NEW WAV] activities, drawing attention to their next moves.

Meanwhile, TREASURE successfully concluded "TREASURE THE STAGE 2026 NEW WAV : LIVE IN SEOUL," held from the 19th to the 21st at the Hwajeong Gymnasium of Korea University in Seoul. Having announced a powerful start to their fan concert tour with sold-out seats for three days, the group will meet local fans across a total of 17 shows in seven cities in Japan: Osaka, Kanagawa, Hyogo, Aichi, Fukui, Fukuoka, and Tokyo.

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