Stray Kids to perform at the finale of the launch ceremony of the Popular Culture Exchange Committee

The idol group "Stray Kids" was the finale of the launch ceremony of the "Pop Culture Exchange Committee."
Kids appeared at the launch ceremony of the Popular Culture Exchange Committee held on the afternoon of October 1st and performed a special concert.
Stray Kids, who are sweeping the global music market and demonstrating their presence as a "global top artist,"
Kids was invited to this launch ceremony as a K-POP artist representing popular culture exchange, shining a light on this important occasion.
President Lee Jae-myung said, "It is the pride of Korean culture that they have achieved seven consecutive number one hits on the Billboard 200 chart, a first in the 70-year history of the American Billboard chart."
Stray Kids appeared with a majestic intro that combined traditional elements, and performed their signature songs "Thunderous" and "God's Menu" in a national setting.
They arranged the song into a relaxed version and performed it, thrilling the audience at the venue as well as global fans watching the live broadcast with their unwavering, spectacular live performance and unparalleled stage presence.
Bang Chan, Lee No, Chang Bin, Hyun Jin, Han, Felix, Seung Min, and In said, "We sincerely congratulate the launch of the Popular Culture Exchange Committee. We are honored to be able to participate in the Stray Kids event."
"Thank you for being with us on 'Kids'." He continued, "Thank you for being with us on 'Kids'." He then spoke about the group's seventh performance together with Taekwondo's performance team, K-TIGERS, and Lion Mask.
They performed a joint performance of "CEREMONY," the title track of "KARMA," which ranked first on the "Board 200," completing a grand ceremony celebrating a new leap forward in Korean pop culture.
Meanwhile, Stray Kids will hold their solo concert "Stray Kids World Tour" at the Incheon Asiad Stadium on October 18th and 19th.
This significant performance will be the encore performance of their largest-ever world tour, "dominATE," and their first exclusive performance at a Korean stadium since their debut.
After the general advance sales began, all tickets for all performances were sold out, and all additional seats that were opened were also sold out.