ILLIT, "Pressure from the success of 'It's Me'? A positive stimulus… We will repay the love we have received"

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The group ILLIT stated that they will repay the love they received for their previous work, "It's Me."

A media showcase to commemorate the release of ILLIT's fifth mini-album, "BREAK EVEN," was held at the Uri WON Banking Hall in Bluesquare, Hannam-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul, on the afternoon of the 26th.

On this day, Minju said, "We are deeply grateful because 'It's Me' received so much love. There was a sense of pressure to do well, but that pressure served as a positive stimulus." She added, "We worked hard to repay the love we received and practiced diligently to show you our growth."

Following this, Yuna said, "While there was some pressure, the excitement of wanting to show new stages and music was greater. I feel that we were able to grow more performance-wise through confidence and experience. We want to show a strong and diverse charm different from our previous work."

Wonhee emphasized, "Personally, it is in line with my taste, so I prepared with conviction and confidence. With the mindset that if our expressiveness, commensurate with our confidence and practice, reaches the public, we will receive even more love, we will strive to surpass 'It's Me.'"

Meanwhile, ILLIT's fifth mini-album, "Break Even," is released at 6 p.m. on the 26th through various music streaming platforms.

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