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Girls' Generation unit Hyorisu turns viral YouTube series into debut single

What began as a playful web joke has officially evolved into K-pop's newest unit project. Hyorisu — featuring legendary Girls’ Generation members Hyoyeon, Yuri, and Sooyoung — first originated on Hyoyeon’s personal YouTube channel, Hyo’s Level Up, during a fan-favorite web series titled "Fake Kim Hyoyeon." In the show, the three veteran idols hilariously competed for crucial group positions like…

Girls' Generation unit Hyorisu turns viral YouTube series into debut single

A whimsical web joke has blossomed into K-pop's latest viral sensation, Hyorisu, a debut single unit spearheaded by the iconic Girls' Generation stars Hyoyeon, Yuri, and Sooyoung. The trio originally took the internet by storm on Hyoyeon's personal YouTube channel, Hyo's Level Up, through a fan-favorite web series, "Fake Kim Hyoyeon."

The series saw the three veteran idols engaging in humorous competitions for key group roles such as main vocalist, main dancer, and center, winning over fans with their spontaneous comedic rapport and seamless group synergy.

Now, the trio's playful energy has transcended the digital realm, with the official release of their two-track digital single, "Skibidi," set to hit streaming platforms on Monday at 6 pm KST. To accompany the release, a synchronized performance video for the lead track, "Skibidi," will debuts concurrently on the official SMTOWN YouTube channel, offering viewers an immediate visual treat.

Musically, "Skibidi" excels at deftly blending contemporary experimentation with a nostalgic mid-2000s retro vibe. The title track kicks off with a dynamic buildup, promising a captivating auditory journey for global listeners.

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