Felix of Stray Kids releases a self-written, self-produced solo track titled Slow It Down as part of the SKZ-PLAYER project, becoming the second member to contribute after Han’s comeback release earlier in the year.

The acoustic hip-hop single blends warm vocals with a light guitar loop and hip-hop beat, centering on pausing amid a fast-paced life to reflect on people and dreams that matter.

The accompanying music video presents an intimate, vulnerable narrative between Felix and Roh Yoon-seo, prioritizing quiet connection over high-energy spectacle.

Fans reacting to the release describe tearing up, feeling healed, and praising the visual beauty of scenes such as a sunset frame.

This & That, the group’s title track, reaches No. 38 on the Hot 100, marking Stray Kids’ highest chart position on that chart to date.

Strong demand for live performances expands Stray Kids’ Asian dates, with stops planned in Hong Kong, Bangkok, and Singapore, culminating in a two-night residency at Singapore Indoor Stadium on March 6–7, 2027.

The RUN IT world tour includes performances at Tokyo National Stadium, with Stray Kids becoming the first overseas male artist to headline there, and they are set to headline Rock in Rio and launch the STRAYCITY festival across Latin America.

The Run It tour opened with five sold-out shows at KSPO Dome in Seoul, and included the historic Tokyo National Stadium solo headlining at the end of August.

Beyond touring, Stray Kids are active on the festival circuit and in expanding projects like STRAYCITY, emphasizing a broad, global footprint.

Roh Yoon-seo’s performance adds emotional resonance to the song and video, reinforcing themes of meaningful connection.

Photo credits go to JYP Entertainment.

The music video concept is healing, gentle, and slice-of-life, with film-quality production directed by an award-winning Korean MV director under JYP Entertainment.