The group ILLIT has set a new record on Spotify. The title track "Magnetic" from ILLIT's first mini album "SUPER REAL ME" recorded 701,779,70 streams as of November 12. This is the fastest number of streams achieved by a K-pop group's debut song.

"Magnetic," released in March last year, compares the feeling of being attracted to someone you like to a magnet. The song received much love for its witty lyrics about "super attraction" and its addictive melody. In particular, the signature choreography using fingers sparked a global challenge craze.

The popularity of this song is evident in various indicators. "Magnetic" ranked number one on major domestic music charts and became the first K-pop debut song to enter the US Billboard Hot 100 and the UK Official Singles Top 100. Additionally, it ranked the highest among K-pop songs on the global annual chart last year. Despite being released over a year and seven months ago, it still remains within the domestic music chart rankings, maintaining its popularity.

In addition to "Magnetic," ILLIT has four songs with over 100 million streams on Spotify, including "Lucky Girl Syndrome," "Cherish (My Love)," and "Tick-Tack." The total cumulative streams of all their released songs on Spotify exceed 1.9 billion.

ILLIT is scheduled to release their first single album "NOT CUTE ANYMORE" on November 24. The title track of this single expresses the desire not to be seen as just cute, and they have released diverse concept photos featuring a kitschy and wild style, different from their previous image, raising anticipation for their comeback.

ILLIT is currently expanding their global fanbase through their music activities, and attention is focused on their future endeavors.