K-POP

Yuta is an amazing artist who has proved he will absolutely shine in everything he does. Just like Depth, Twisted Paradise is an amazing work and I'm looking forward to whatever he'll be working on in the future!

Stray Kids’ second Japanese full-length album, GIANT, lives up to its name in every sense. The album is a powerful showcase of the group’s explosive energy, musical versatility, and emotional depth — all packed into a bold, polished J-pop/K-pop crossover experience. GIANT features a mix of brand-new Japanese originals and Japanese versions of fan-favorite Korean tracks. Each song carries the unmistakable Stray Kids sound: intense production, impactful rap, addictive choruses, and meaningful lyrics. Yet, there's a clear growth in their artistry — the group balances fierce, high-energy tracks with more melodic, emotional moments that show their evolution both vocally and thematically. Highlights of the album include songs that dive into themes like ambition, inner conflict, dreams, and identity — all delivered with Stray Kids' signature passion. The production is top-tier, with dynamic transitions, rich instrumentation, and flawless execution. Vocally, members like Han, Seungmin, and I.N shine with emotional delivery, while Lee Know and Felix bring texture and depth. The rap-line (Bang Chan, Changbin, Han) once again proves why they’re one of the strongest in the industry. What makes GIANT special is how well it captures Stray Kids’ duality: loud and powerful, yet deeply personal. It’s not just a Japanese release — it’s a statement of global presence, showing how Stray Kids continue to grow without losing the essence of who they are. Final Verdict: GIANT is an unforgettable album that blends strength and soul. A must-listen for any STAY — and a great entry point for new fans discovering the group’s global sound.