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IN生 (IN LIFE) is a repackage of Stray Kids' first Korean studio album, GO生, released by JYP Entertainment in September 2020. It retains the original album's tracks while adding songs including the lead single "Back Door," as well as "B Me," "Any," and "Ex." The release is intended for listeners in...
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Repackage strengthened GO LIVE era with Back Door and broader fan acclaim, seen as a catalog highlight.
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GO LIVE is the first Korean-language studio album by South Korean group Stray Kids, released by JYP Entertainment in June 2020. It includes the title track "God's Menu," whose forceful electronic production, culinary imagery, and performance-focused video became closely associated with the group's m...
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First studio album cemented self-produced identity, with God's Menu becoming a defining global breakthrough.
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NOEASY is the second Korean-language studio album by South Korean group Stray Kids, released by JYP Entertainment in August 2021. Led by "Thunderous," it uses the wordplay between "noisy" and "NOEASY" to frame the group's loud, self-directed musical identity. The album became Stray Kids' first relea...
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Major million-seller with strong identity and Thunderous, though maximalist production remains somewhat divisive.
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Oddinary is a Korean-language extended play by South Korean group Stray Kids, released by JYP Entertainment in March 2022. It contains seven tracks, including the lead single "Maniac," and prominently features production and songwriting by the group's 3Racha unit. Oddinary debuted at number one on t...
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Billboard milestone and fan favorite with Maniac, but critical consensus is strong rather than universal.
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Clé 1: Miroh is a Korean-language extended play by South Korean group Stray Kids, released by JYP Entertainment in March 2019. Its title track, "Miroh," combines electronic production, forceful rap, and a chant-driven chorus, while the record marked the first entry in the group's Clé series. The son...
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Breakthrough EP with iconic title track and strong performance identity, highly valued by fans.
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5-Star is the third Korean-language studio album by South Korean group Stray Kids, released by JYP Entertainment in June 2023. Led by the single "S-Class," it contains twelve tracks and features extensive writing and production by the group's 3Racha unit. The album debuted at number one on the US Bi...
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Sales landmark with clear identity, though consensus notes bloat and polarizing maximalist production.
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Rock-Star is an extended play by South Korean group Stray Kids, released in November 2023 through JYP Entertainment. The record includes the lead single LALALALA, along with tracks such as Megaverse, Blind Spot, Comflex, and Leave. It continues the group's self-produced approach, with members of the...
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Commercially dominant EP with strong fan support, but less critical consensus than their breakthrough era.
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MAXIDENT is a Korean-language extended play by Stray Kids, released through JYP Entertainment in October 2022. Its lead single, "Case 143," frames romantic attraction through codes, alarms, and other unusual signals, while the track list also includes songs performed by the group's internal units. T...
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Huge commercial success, but title track and romantic concept drew more mixed album-level reception.
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Clé: Levanter is a Korean-language extended play by Stray Kids, released through JYP Entertainment in December 2019. Led by the single "Levanter," it concludes the group's Clé series after Clé 1: Miroh and Clé 2: Yellow Wood, with lyrics centered on freedom, uncertainty, and relinquishing an imposed...
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Respected transitional EP with emotional title track, though impact is smaller than surrounding releases.
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"Clé 2: Yellow Wood" is the first special album by the South Korean boy band Stray Kids, released on June 19, 2019, through JYP Entertainment. It functions as the second installment of the group's "Clé" trilogy, exploring themes of youth, personal identity, and the anxiety of making difficult choice...
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Solid trilogy continuation with fan favorites, but less acclaimed and less focused than MIROH.
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I Am YOU is the third extended play by South Korean boy group Stray Kids, released in October 2018 through JYP Entertainment. It completes the group's debut 'I Am' trilogy, which also includes I Am Not and I Am Who, all released within the same year. The EP's lead single 'I Am YOU' reflects the grou...
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Emotional early EP with stronger cohesion, though still overshadowed by later, sharper releases.
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I Am WHO is the second extended play (EP) by South Korean boy band Stray Kids, released on August 6, 2018, through JYP Entertainment. The album is the second installment in the group's "I am" trilogy, following their debut EP I Am Not and preceding I Am You. The EP features seven tracks, including l...
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Shows early growth and fan loyalty, but consensus places it below later Stray Kids breakthroughs.
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I Am Not is the debut extended play by South Korean boy group Stray Kids, released by JYP Entertainment in March 2018. It marked the group's official debut after the pre-debut release Mixtape and was promoted by the lead single "District 9." The record begins the group's I Am series and focuses on i...
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Energetic official debut with clear identity, though songwriting and production were still developing.
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Mixtape is the pre-debut extended play by the South Korean boy group Stray Kids, released by JYP Entertainment on January 8, 2018. It contains seven songs and draws from material associated with the group’s pre-debut survival program, including the track “Hellevator.” The release is notable for intr...
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Important pre-debut document with self-produced promise, but roughness and survival-show context limit album acclaim.
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