Stray Kids has unveiled new concept photos ahead of their much-anticipated comeback with their fourth full-length album, ″KARMA,″ set to release on August 22nd. The first teaser image features the group seated in the stands, embodying the confidence of a powerhouse in a global music league. In the second teaser, they leap into the stadium, capturing the energy of an enthusiastic crowd.

The second teaser image, shared on Stray Kids’ official social media channels on the afternoon of August 8th, showcases the eight members in a stadium-like environment, striking various poses. The vibrant styling, which includes close-ups of the members and the use of fish-eye lenses, stands out against a backdrop of colorful lights. Notably, their outfits reinterpret traditional Taekwondo uniforms to align with the album’s concept.

In their comeback trailer, Stray Kids introduced the world of ″KARMA SPORTS,″ offering a unique take on global festivals reminiscent of the Olympics and the World Cup. Their black and white outfits, inspired by Taekwondo—South Korea’s national sport—along with distinctive hairstyles and makeup, highlight their identity as a concept-driven group.

″KARMA″ marks Stray Kids’ first full-length album in over two years and includes 11 tracks, with ″CEREMONY″ as the title track. The album features contributions from Bang Chan, Changbin, and Han, members of the group’s production team, 3RACHA. Fans can look forward to the official release on August 22nd at 1 PM (midnight EST).

This comeback follows Stray Kids’ successful completion of their largest world tour, approximately eight months after achieving a remarkable six consecutive No. 1s on the Billboard 200. With ″KARMA,″ they aim to solidify their position as one of the leading groups in the K-pop scene as they move into 2025.