Stray Kids are a South Korean boy band formed by JYP Entertainment in 2017, consisting of eight members (Bang Chan, Lee Know, Changbin, Hyunjin, Han, Felix, Seungmin, I.N). The group blends hip-hop, electronic music and pop, with the members themselves - especially the in-house production trio 3Racha - writing and producing most of their own songs. Stray Kids are among today's most successful K-pop acts and hold the record for the most consecutive Billboard 200 number-one albums by a group.
The album This & That debuted at number 1 on the Billboard 200 and became the group's ninth consecutive album at the top of the chart, making Stray Kids tie The Rolling Stones' number of chart-toppers.
Member Seungmin, due to a persistent stress fracture in his left ankle, significantly limited his participation in group activities and promotions.
Stray Kids launched their new world tour Run It in Seoul in support of their tenth Korean EP This & That and Japanese EP Suiatsu.
Due to health issues related to long flights, Seungmin missed the group's performance at the Governors Ball festival in New York.
JYP Entertainment announced that Seungmin is suffering from a suspected stress fracture of the left ankle, which will limit his performance at the fan event in Incheon.
