HYUI of NEXZ: Member Profile, Career and 2026 Guide
Hyui keeps energy bright without making it weightless. His attack is quick, his facial changes are readable and he can move from a focused verse into a loose group section without looking like two performers were stitched together.
BLUF: where HYUI stands now
HYUI is a current NEXZ member, active from the group’s May 20, 2024 global debut through the current seven-member lineup. There is no verified independent solo release under this name as of August 2026, so CVM Sekai files this as one member profile rather than creating a duplicate Artist page.
Hyui keeps energy bright without making it weightless. His attack is quick, his facial changes are readable and he can move from a focused verse into a loose group section without looking like two performers were stitched together.
Profile file
| Stage name | HYUI |
|---|---|
| Born | May 11, 2007 |
| From | Wakayama, Japan |
| Group | NEXZ |
| Working roles | Rapper, vocalist and dancer |
| Formation route | Nizi Project Season 2 |
| Global debut | May 20, 2024 with “Ride the Vibe” |
| Current status | Active NEXZ member in the continuing seven-member lineup; no verified independent solo release as of August 2026 |
- Born: May 11, 2007
- From: Wakayama, Japan
- Current group: NEXZ
- Working role: rapper, vocalist and dancer
- Status: Active member
- Solo-artist status: No verified solo release
The Nizi Project Season 2 chapter
Hyui’s survival-show arc was built around adaptability. The more useful 2026 observation is that he now shifts between rap, vocal support and performance character without advertising every transition. The competition record should be used as chronology, not a permanent personality test. Evaluation footage shows trainees under a format designed to produce stakes; it does not grant access to their private thoughts.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format.
From Miracle to the global debut
The seven finalists released “Miracle” in Japanese and Korean on December 18, 2023, linking the final stage to the group’s first public catalog. NEXZ then made its global debut on May 20, 2024 with Ride the Vibe. The song’s elastic rhythm and youthful uncertainty established a lane that valued physical timing as much as conventional polish.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format.
The Japanese debut and Keep on Moving
The August 2024 Japanese EP paired “Ride the Vibe (Japanese Ver.)” with “Keep on Moving.” The latter is not just a cheerful extra: its Korean-version performance film tests stamina, bounce and ensemble clarity. HYUI can be tracked through the whole frame instead of only the assigned close-up.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format.
NALLINA and the first Korean expansion
NALLINA arrived in November 2024 with heavier percussion and a more mischievous performance vocabulary. That shift matters for HYUI because it asks for character without allowing synchronization to dissolve into seven separate skits. The best stages preserve both the joke and the geometry.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format.
O-RLY?, One Bite and touring scale
The 2025 catalog expanded through O-RLY? and the Japanese EP One Bite. The first national Japanese tour covered eighteen performances in fifteen cities and passed 50,000 attendees according to the official profile. A tour tests whether a three-minute television identity can survive pacing, repeated performances and a room that cannot rely on camera editing.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format.
The 2026 checkpoint
The Budokan concert recording reached number one on Oricon’s weekly music DVD and Blu-ray ranking in February 2026. Mmchk followed on April 27 and gave NEXZ its first Show Champion win on May 6. Hellmate then connected the year’s Korean and Japanese activity while the 2026 arena tour raised the scale again.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format.
Performance signature
Hyui keeps energy bright without making it weightless. His attack is quick, his facial changes are readable and he can move from a focused verse into a loose group section without looking like two performers were stitched together. Watch the counts before and after the obvious highlight. That is where performers reveal whether a center moment belongs to the song or exists only as a clipped social-media fragment.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format.
Voice, rap and arrangement function
NEXZ does not publish a rigid current list of permanent main and lead positions. That is useful. Instead of turning fan shorthand into fact, listen for what changes when HYUI enters: register, rhythmic pressure, vocal brightness, physical weight or the emotional temperature of the frame.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format.
Dance, formation and camera work
Clean choreography is the baseline, not the whole verdict. The more revealing details are travel paths, recovery after a large accent, the finish of a hand when the camera is elsewhere and the ability to scale expression for a wide shot. HYUI should be evaluated across all of those conditions.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format.
Why this is not an Artist profile
A fan-club member edition, individual fancam or profile film is not a solo music debut. CVM Sekai routes a member into Artists only after a verified independent release. Group songs remain on this page as career evidence, while the NEXZ hub owns the shared discography and release tracker.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format.
How international fans can follow closely
Start with the official NEXZ profile, official discography, JYP and Sony notices, and the NEXZ Official Artist Channel. Subscribe to uploads and use the release pages as the date record. Translation accounts can help with language, but a cropped screenshot that hides the source is not a substitute for the notice it cropped.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format.
The visibility gap outside Korea
NEXZ works across Korean and Japanese systems, which means information is split across sites, languages, physical-release notices, music-show uploads and tour pages. Overseas fans are not failing because they missed one rumor account; the publicity trail is genuinely fragmented. A good hub reunites it without pretending every schedule is global.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format.
What quick profiles usually miss
Birthday lists and one-word positions cannot explain why a performer matters. They also age badly. This page keeps dates, current status and release evidence separate from observations about technique so an official update can change the facts without rewriting the entire person into a new stereotype.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format.
RaeRae verdict
Hyui keeps energy bright without making it weightless. His attack is quick, his facial changes are readable and he can move from a focused verse into a loose group section without looking like two performers were stitched together. That is specific enough to test against another stage, and it leaves room for the answer to change. Praise should point to a choice. Criticism should name a tradeoff. Private-character claims should stay out unless the member has actually said the thing being attributed to them.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format.
Earlier local research preserved
The following prose preserves the earlier local research trail as plain WordPress paragraphs. The rebuild removes embedded styling and places the material under the current 2026 status rule.
HYUI of NEXZ: Member Profile, Career and 2026 GuideHyui keeps energy bright without making it weightless. His attack is quick, his facial changes are readable and he can move from a focused verse into a loose group section without looking like two performers were stitched together. BLUF: where HYUI stands now HYUI is a current NEXZ member, active from the group’s May 20, 2024 global debut through the current seven-member lineup. There is no verified independent solo release under this name as of August 2026, so CVM Sekai files this as one member profile rather than creating a duplicate Artist page. Hyui keeps energy bright without making it weightless.
His attack is quick, his facial changes are readable and he can move from a focused verse into a loose group section without looking like two performers were stitched together. Profile file Born: May 11, 2007From: Wakayama, JapanCurrent group: NEXZWorking role: rapper, vocalist and dancerStatus: Active memberSolo-artist status: No verified solo release The Nizi Project Season 2 chapter Hyui’s survival-show arc was built around adaptability. The more useful 2026 observation is that he now shifts between rap, vocal support and performance character without advertising every transition. The competition record should be used as chronology, not a permanent personality test. Evaluation footage shows trainees under a format designed to produce stakes; it does not grant access to their private thoughts.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format. From Miracle to the global debut The seven finalists released “Miracle” in Japanese and Korean on December 18, 2023, linking the final stage to the group’s first public catalog. NEXZ then made its global debut on May 20, 2024 with Ride the Vibe. The song’s elastic rhythm and youthful uncertainty established a lane that valued physical timing as much as conventional polish.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format. The Japanese debut and Keep on Moving The August 2024 Japanese EP paired “Ride the Vibe (Japanese Ver.)” with “Keep on Moving.” The latter is not just a cheerful extra: its Korean-version performance film tests stamina, bounce and ensemble clarity. HYUI can be tracked through the whole frame instead of only the assigned close-up. HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip.
The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format. NALLINA and the first Korean expansion NALLINA arrived in November 2024 with heavier percussion and a more mischievous performance vocabulary. That shift matters for HYUI because it asks for character without allowing synchronization to dissolve into seven separate skits. The best stages preserve both the joke and the geometry. HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip.
The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format. O-RLY?, One Bite and touring scale The 2025 catalog expanded through O-RLY? and the Japanese EP One Bite. The first national Japanese tour covered eighteen performances in fifteen cities and passed 50,000 attendees according to the official profile. A tour tests whether a three-minute television identity can survive pacing, repeated performances and a room that cannot rely on camera editing.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format. The 2026 checkpoint The Budokan concert recording reached number one on Oricon’s weekly music DVD and Blu-ray ranking in February 2026. Mmchk followed on April 27 and gave NEXZ its first Show Champion win on May 6. Hellmate then connected the year’s Korean and Japanese activity while the 2026 arena tour raised the scale again.
HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format. Performance signature Hyui keeps energy bright without making it weightless. His attack is quick, his facial changes are readable and he can move from a focused verse into a loose group section without looking like two performers were stitched together. Watch the counts before and after the obvious highlight.
That is where performers reveal whether a center moment belongs to the song or exists only as a clipped social-media fragment. HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format. Voice, rap and arrangement function NEXZ does not publish a rigid current list of permanent main and lead positions. That is useful.
Instead of turning fan shorthand into fact, listen for what changes when HYUI enters: register, rhythmic pressure, vocal brightness, physical weight or the emotional temperature of the frame. HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format. Dance, formation and camera work Clean choreography is the baseline, not the whole verdict. The more revealing details are travel paths, recovery after a large accent, the finish of a hand when the camera is elsewhere and the ability to scale expression for a wide shot.
HYUI should be evaluated across all of those conditions. HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format. Why this is not an Artist profile A fan-club member edition, individual fancam or profile film is not a solo music debut. CVM Sekai routes a member into Artists only after a verified independent release.
Group songs remain on this page as career evidence, while the NEXZ hub owns the shared discography and release tracker. HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format. How international fans can follow closely Start with the official NEXZ profile, official discography, JYP and Sony notices, and the NEXZ Official Artist Channel. Subscribe to uploads and use the release pages as the date record.
Translation accounts can help with language, but a cropped screenshot that hides the source is not a substitute for the notice it cropped. HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format. The visibility gap outside Korea NEXZ works across Korean and Japanese systems, which means information is split across sites, languages, physical-release notices, music-show uploads and tour pages. Overseas fans are not failing because they missed one rumor account; the publicity trail is genuinely fragmented.
A good hub reunites it without pretending every schedule is global. HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format. What quick profiles usually miss Birthday lists and one-word positions cannot explain why a performer matters. They also age badly.
This page keeps dates, current status and release evidence separate from observations about technique so an official update can change the facts without rewriting the entire person into a new stereotype. HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip. The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format. RaeRae verdict Hyui keeps energy bright without making it weightless. His attack is quick, his facial changes are readable and he can move from a focused verse into a loose group section without looking like two performers were stitched together.
That is specific enough to test against another stage, and it leaves room for the answer to change. Praise should point to a choice. Criticism should name a tradeoff. Private-character claims should stay out unless the member has actually said the thing being attributed to them. HYUI is most useful to study comparatively: watch the same passage in an official music video, a fixed-camera performance and a tour clip.
The repeated decision shows the personal habit; the difference shows adaptation to format. Earlier local research preserved The following prose preserves the earlier local research trail as plain WordPress paragraphs. The rebuild removes embedded styling and places the material under the current 2026 status rule. HYUI: NEXZ’s Bright-Edged Performer Keeps Getting SharperStatus: Active NEXZ memberYears active: 2024-presentStatusCurrent memberYears2024–present HYUI of NEXZ. Image stored locally in the CVM Sekai Media Library.
HYUI is the stage name of Komori Yuhi, a Japanese singer and performer in NEXZ. He entered the public story as YUHI on Nizi Project Season 2, earned sixth place in the final lineup, and debuted with the seven-member JYP Entertainment and Sony Music project in 2024. His profile is interesting because the growth is visible: the trainee who was still learning how to control nerves became a performer who can cut through NEXZ’s busy arrangements without fighting the rest of the group for attention. On this pageProfile FileBefore DebutNizi Project Season 2NEXZ Career2026 ChapterPerformance StyleOfficial VideosZodiac Side QuestFan Rabbit HoleReceipts Profile File Stage name: HYUI (ヒュイ / 휴이) Birth name: Komori Yuhi (小森 優陽) Born: May 11, 2007 From: Wakayama Prefecture, Japan Nationality: Japanese Group: NEXZ Company: JYP Entertainment, with Japanese activities released through Sony Music Labels Formation program: Nizi Project Season 2 Final rank: 6th Global debut: May 20, 2024, with Ride the Vibe Current status: Active member of NEXZ NEXZ does not publish a rigid list of permanent “main” and “lead” positions on its current official profile. That matters.
HYUI can rap, sing, and dance, but a fan-made position should not quietly harden into an official fact. This profile follows the work that is visible in NEXZ releases and performances. Before Debut HYUI joined JYP Entertainment before the survival program and trained in South Korea. During the audition era, he was introduced under the romanization YUHI. Public profiles describe music, sports, impressions, composing, exercise, anime, and time in nature among his interests.
Those details fit the version of him that fans meet in NEXZ content: physically alert, playful when the room relaxes, and clearly interested in how a performance is built rather than only how he looks inside it. The name change from YUHI to HYUI arrived with NEXZ’s formal presentation. It keeps the sound of his given name while giving the stage spelling a distinct visual identity. It is a small branding decision, but a useful one in a group that promotes across Korean, Japanese, and global markets. Nizi Project Season 2 Nizi Project Season 2 was a joint JYP Entertainment and Sony Music audition project designed to form a new Japanese boy group with Korean training infrastructure and a global route.
HYUI’s path was not a simple “born ready” edit. He had training behind him, but the program still exposed the gap between having tools and controlling them under pressure. He performed the Japanese version of Stray Kids’ “My Pace” during the audition process and advanced through the program’s dance, vocal, star-quality, and team evaluations. The most useful part of his survival-show story is the visible adjustment. He learned to make decisions faster onstage, project beyond the choreography, and stay connected to teammates even when he was concentrating on technical details.
He finished sixth in the final lineup announced in December 2023. The seven finalists released Japanese and Korean versions of “Miracle” on December 18, 2023. Because “Miracle” had been used during the final stage, the song acts as a bridge between the competition and the actual group. It is not merely a pre-debut curiosity. It captures seven trainees at the exact point where they became NEXZ.
NEXZ Career NEXZ made its global debut on May 20, 2024 with the Korean single album Ride the Vibe. JYP described the title track as “Easy-Experimental,” mixing hip-hop rhythm and electronic details to express the excitement and uncertainty of stepping into something new. The debut suited HYUI because the arrangement rewards quick tonal changes and clean timing rather than one oversized vocal showcase. The group followed with its Japanese debut EP Ride the Vibe (Japanese Ver.) / Keep on Moving in August 2024. The release reached No.
1 on Oricon’s daily album ranking, while the group’s first Japanese showcase tour sold out six shows across Fukuoka, Osaka, and Tokyo. In November, NALLINA pushed NEXZ toward heavier percussion, larger dance breaks, and a more mischievous performance identity. In 2025, O-RLY? expanded the group’s comic confidence, while the Japanese EP One Bite anchored the first national tour. The official Japanese profile reports more than 50,000 attendees across eighteen shows in fifteen cities.
Beat-Boxer later sharpened the group’s direction again, and NEXZ continued building a catalog across Korean and Japanese releases instead of treating either market as a side project. That schedule gave HYUI a practical education that no survival-show montage could provide. Rookie showcases demand impact in minutes. A national tour demands pacing, consistency, crowd communication, and enough personality to make repeated material feel alive. His growth makes more sense when viewed across that longer timeline.
The 2026 Chapter: Mmchk and HellmateNEXZ entered 2026 with proof that the 2025 touring cycle had become more than a promising first run. The concert film NEXZ LIVE TOUR 2025 “One Bite” in Nippon Budokan was released on February 18 and reached number one on Oricon's weekly music DVD and Blu-ray ranking. For HYUI, the release preserves the point where a survival-show finalist became a touring performer capable of carrying a full venue set rather than a handful of evaluation stages.The group's second single album, Mmchk, followed on April 27, 2026. Its title is designed to look and sound slightly strange, matching a concept that treats NEXZ as lovable outsiders pushing against predictable conventions. The May 6 performance on MBC Music's Show Champion gave NEXZ its first music-show win.
That milestone belongs in HYUI's profile because it marks a concrete change in the group's public career: he was no longer only a member of a rookie team gathering potential, but part of a lineup that had converted that potential into a Korean broadcast trophy.Watch HYUI in “Mmchk” for the qualities that were still developing during Nizi Project Season 2. The expressions are quicker, his transitions are less visibly prepared, and he can move between playful oddness and sharp synchronization without dropping the song's character. The concept rewards performers who can look spontaneous while hitting precise timing. That balance suits him better than a single fixed “main” position ever could.NEXZ then staged its first arena tour, NEXZ LIVE TOUR 2026 “Hellmate,” at Tokyo's Yoyogi National Gymnasium on May 30 and 31 and Osaka-jō Hall on June 12 and 13. Moving from the 15-city One Bite national tour to arena dates raised the scale of the performance test: longer sightlines, larger formations, and thousands of viewers who cannot rely on close camera edits.
HYUI's clean silhouette and ability to keep energy bright across group sections become especially useful in that environment.The Japan third EP Hellmate began full digital distribution on June 17 and received its physical release on June 24, 2026. It includes the title track “Hellmate,” “Hands up, Yo!” and a Japanese version of “Mmchk,” placing the year's Korean and Japanese activity inside one connected era. A dedicated HYUI edition was also produced for the fan-club release, while official promotions assigned HYUI-specific message and event dates. Those details confirm active participation without inventing a solo release that does not exist.Current checkpoint: HYUI remains an active NEXZ member. His verified 2026 group work includes the One Bite Budokan concert film, Mmchk, NEXZ's first music-show win, the Hellmate arena tour, and the Hellmate Japan EP.Performance Style HYUI’s strongest asset is the way he keeps energy bright without making it weightless.
His attack is quick, his facial changes are readable, and he can move from a focused verse into a looser group section without looking as if two different performers were stitched together. In NEXZ’s denser songs, that clarity helps the audience locate him. He also benefits from the group’s lack of rigid public positions. “Rapper,” “vocalist,” and “dancer” can describe what he does, but none of those labels fully explains why he is useful. HYUI often works as connective tissue.
He can add lift before a chorus, keep a formation alive at its edges, or deliver a line with enough bite to reset the mood. The difference between early audition footage and later NEXZ stages is not that he became a completely different person. He became less cautious about showing the person who was already there. That is the kind of development fans can actually watch, which makes his profile more satisfying than a flat list of measurements and trivia. Official Videos “Ride the Vibe” The global debut remains the cleanest first look at NEXZ’s seven-member chemistry and HYUI’s place inside it.
“NALLINA” “NALLINA” is the next stop because its percussion, camera movement, and dance breaks show how much more forcefully the group learned to occupy a frame. Zodiac Side Quest Western zodiac: Taurus. Fans who enjoy sign-reading would expect steadiness, patience, loyalty, a practical streak, and resistance to being rushed before he feels ready. HYUI’s long trainee period and visible step-by-step improvement make that interpretation tempting. Chinese zodiac: Fire Pig.
The Pig is traditionally associated with sincerity, generosity, endurance, and an enjoyment of life’s comforts. The Fire element adds more drive, expressiveness, and competitive heat. Put the two systems together and the fan-theory version of HYUI is someone who may look easygoing until a goal becomes personal, then refuses to loosen his grip. This is a playful personality side quest, not a scientific assessment. Birth charts are fun lenses, not evidence, and HYUI’s actual choices matter more than a zodiac template.
The Fan Rabbit Hole Start with the survival-show arc: compare his “My Pace” audition period with the final “Miracle” stage. Then watch “Ride the Vibe”: focus on how he handles quick transitions rather than waiting only for a center shot. Move to “NALLINA” and “O-RLY?”: the stronger character work shows how his confidence changed. Finish with tour footage and NEXZ variety content: concerts and unscripted material reveal the stamina and playfulness that a three-minute music video cannot. HYUI is not a solo artist under CVM Sekai’s filing rule because he does not have a verified solo music release.
He belongs on the Group Members shelf and remains linked through the NEXZ group profile. If he releases an official solo track later, the same canonical profile can also be routed to Artists without creating a duplicate identity. YouTube tracking historyCVM Sekai tracks official NEXZ and JYP Entertainment channels for music videos, dance practices, performance films, behind-the-scenes footage, and clearly credited HYUI content. Group releases remain linked to the NEXZ profile and this canonical member page. They do not create an Artist classification unless HYUI begins a formal solo music career.Sources NEXZ official Japanese profile: member birth dates, formation history, debut milestones, releases, chart notes, and tour history.
JYP Entertainment official NEXZ profile: current seven-member lineup and official portraits. JYP Entertainment Ride the Vibe discography: global debut date, concept, track list, and formation summary. JYP Entertainment NALLINA discography: release information and official concept description. NET ViVi NEXZ member interview: member introductions and personal Q&A. Sony Music official NEXZ profile: current roster and verified 2026 release, chart, music-show, and arena-tour milestones.Sony Music: Hellmate full digital release notice.Sony Music: Hellmate physical editions and HYUI fan-club edition.JYP Entertainment: “Ride the Vibe” official music video.
JYP Entertainment: “NALLINA” official music video. Return to Top Exact-video tracker https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q79GXnvja4cNEXZ “One Bite” official music video Read the One Bite React for the full song and video analysis. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zoaD9FDNE_MNEXZ “Keep on Moving (Korean Ver.)” official performance video Read the Keep on Moving Korean Version React for the performance-film deep dive. Sources NEXZ official profileNEXZ official discographySony Music official NEXZ profileJYP Entertainment NEXZ artist site Keep on Moving Korean Version React card NEXZ “Keep on Moving (Korean Ver.)” — read the full performance React
Official video tracker
Read the One Bite React for the full song and video analysis.
Read the Keep on Moving Korean Version React for the performance-film deep dive.
Sources
- NEXZ official profile
- NEXZ official discography
- Sony Music official NEXZ profile
- JYP Entertainment NEXZ artist site
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Official video archive
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