"The Reason I Exercise" Idol Shares Blood Donation Proof... Stray Kids' Bang Chan Stands Out as a Model of Integrity [Star Issue]

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Stray Kids leader Bang Chan (29) actively participated in blood donation, spreading positive influence.

Recently, Bang Chan posted a photo proving his blood donation on the fan communication platform Bubble, drawing attention from fans. Regarding this, he added that it was "a photo taken last year in Australia."

In particular, Bang Chan emphasized its importance by stating it is "one of the reasons I exercise," encouraging global fans to participate in blood donation. As a world-famous idol singer, he took the lead in activating blood donation culture, setting a proper example of how to wield immense influence correctly.

Stray Kids is an eight-member boy group under JYP Entertainment that debuted in 2018. Their mini-album "ATE," released in 2024, remained on the Billboard World Albums chart for an impressive 100 weeks. This marks the first time a fourth-generation K-pop boy group has achieved this and is the fourth instance overall among all K-pop artists. Recently, including "ATE," the group has recorded over one billion streams on Spotify six times in total.

Furthermore, last year they set a historic record by becoming the first act in Billboard 200 history to have eight consecutive albums debut at number one on the main album chart.

Additionally, with their "Stray Kids World Tour <RUN IT>" scheduled from July until next March, they are set to become the first overseas male artist to perform a solo concert at Tokyo National Stadium through this tour.

Stray Kids is preparing for the release of their new mini-album "THIS & THAT" on August 7.

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