On the 19th, THE BOYZ's agency announced, "THE BOYZ released their third full-length Japanese album 'Gibberish' today at midnight on major music sites in Japan and Korea."

THE BOYZ's third Japanese album, 'Gibberish,' showcases the group's transformation into bold and confident music-loving 'rascals.' The album contains a strong message, reflecting the band's journey and expressing their unique worldview through music.

The pre-released title track, 'Gibberish,' which came out on the 2nd, is a hip-hop dance song that combines powerful rock sounds with a Y2K vibe. It conveys the message of defining a new world with their distinct perspectives amidst the chaotic world.



The album features eight diverse tracks, including the bass-heavy new jack swing song 'SKIN,' the energetic EDM pop number 'Shout it Out,' and the duet 'Square One,' written by members Jacob and Kevin, which highlights their poignant and deep emotions. These tracks, along with the title song 'Gibberish,' showcase a broader spectrum of THE BOYZ's musical style compared to their Korean activities.

The music video for 'Gibberish,' set to be released at 6 PM on the 19th, portrays THE BOYZ's unshakable confidence amidst the noisy messages of the world, expressed in a casual mood. The hip-hop visuals and performances, depicting 'rebellious rascals,' reveal a strong character of THE BOYZ that has never been shown before, capturing fans' attention immediately.

Since their official debut in Japan in 2019 with their first mini-album 'TATTOO,' THE BOYZ has been making significant strides in the Japanese market. Their second Japanese full-length album, 'Delicious,' released in June last year, topped the Oricon Daily Album Chart and the Tower Records Daily Album Chart, proving their immense popularity in Japan. With their third full-length album coming after a year, the conceptually transformed 'rascals' of THE BOYZ are receiving a warm reception from Japanese fans.

Meanwhile, THE BOYZ will kick off their 'THE BOYZ WORLD TOUR: GENERATION II' in New York at Radio City Music Hall on the 19th, followed by performances in five US cities. In August and September, following the release of 'Gibberish,' they will move their tour to Japan, set to ignite the passion of their Japanese fans once again.

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