CORTIS, which is set to make a comeback in April, has prepared a surprise event for fans.
The lyrics of CORTIS (Martin, James, Juhun, Sunghyun, Geonho)'s new album track "YOUNGCREATORCREW" will be revealed for the first time on the 26th through HANCOM's typing practice service "Hancom Typing" acid rain game and online transcription content. The method of presenting the lyrics of an unreleased song through a nostalgic game is fresh.
This collaboration is expected to bring a different kind of enjoyment to COER (COER, the fandom name) who are waiting for CORTIS's comeback. For Generation Z and Generation Alpha, who are unfamiliar with computer typing practice, it will be a new experience, and for those familiar with the acid rain game, it will offer an opportunity to recall memories. Additional content in collaboration with "Hancom Typing" will be released in March.
"YOUNGCREATORCREW" is a song based on the phrase that represents CORTIS, "young creator crew." It contains the contradictory feeling of introducing themselves as "young creator crew" while not wanting to be defined by a single word. The members participated in the song's production and expressed the message that they will walk their own path in the most CORTIS-like way. If you mull over the lyrics, you can enjoy immersing yourself in their story.
CORTIS performed at the "NBA Crossover concert series" held at the Los Angeles Convention Center in the United States on the 12th (local time), where they surprised the audience by unveiling "YOUNGCREATORCREW." Ten days after the performance, the song snippet and choreography have been used in over 10,000 videos on the global short-form video platform TikTok, generating a heated response.
CORTIS's debut album "COLOR OUTSIDE THE LINES" surpassed cumulative sales of 1.92 million copies, based on Circle Chart's latest weekly album chart (tracking period: Feb. 8-14), putting it on the verge of becoming a double million seller. The official Instagram account reached 10 million followers six months after its launch, setting a record for the fastest K-pop group to do so.
[Photo] Courtesy of Big Hit Music.
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