”aespa” releases English version of ”Whiplash” on the 27th... Teaser for global ”iron taste”

The Korean girl group aespa's mega-hit song "Whiplash" will be released in English.
"Whiplash" is the title song of aespa's 5th mini album released in October last year.
The English version of the song, "Whiplash" (English Ver.), will be released on various music sites at 1 p.m. on the 27th, captivating listeners with a different charm from the original song.
The single will include a remix of "Whiplash" by world-renowned DJ and producer Steve Aoki.
A remix of the song has also been recorded, which departs from the intense original and reinterprets it in his own style, with tech-house style beats and vocals full of the unique personalities of the members.
"Whiplash" is a dance song with a strong and fast bass and house beat, and the lyrics express the artist's own standards and values without being confined to a certain style.
The song contains the charm of "aespa", who advances without hesitation and behaves confidently as themselves wherever they go. The members' cool vocals are combined with the minimalist track and addictive top line.
The song is full of personality and the vocals are loosened up, making it even more enjoyable to listen to. Furthermore, on the first day of the release of "Whiplash," "aespa" was ranked 5th on Spotify, the world's largest music platform.
It debuted at No. 3, making it the highest-charting song among K-pop girl group songs released in 2024. It also ranked No. 1 in the Billboard World Albums, Global 200 (excluding the US), and Global
The English version is expected to receive a positive response, as the album has successfully charted on the International 200 and the Billboard 200, proving its global musical power.
Aespa is also very popular in Japan. On the 19th, Aespa appeared at the MTV Video Music Awards held at K Arena Yokohama.
"Artist of the Year" at the 2025 VMAJ (hereafter referred to as VMAJ), "Whiplash" won "Best Group Video
" (international), and the first album's double title tracks "Supernova" and "Armageddon" won the "Best Dance
She won four trophies in total, making her the first female artist to win the award in the history of the VMAJ.