WAYF BOYS debut with their first single... 'half vanilla, F * ICE' music video watched simultaneously by 6,000 viewers

The rookie boy group WAYF BOYS showcased a free-spirited charm different from existing K-POP through their debut song and music video. WAYF BOYS officially began their activities by releasing their debut single ″WAYF BOYS DO″ on the 7th. They incorporated the free-spirited characters they showed on SNS and various content into their debut song and music video as well. In the music video, the members revealed unpredictable charm with scenes rarely seen in boy groups, such as pulling down their pants in front of the camera, and fans captured and shared these scenes online. At the premiere of the ″WAYF BOYS DO″ music video, about 6,000 viewers watched simultaneously on YouTube, confirming high interest from domestic and international fans. The lyrics ″half vanilla, F * ICE″ appearing in Anderson’s part also attracted attention after the release, with the expression ″ICE″ being interpreted ambiguously, drawing diverse interest from overseas fans. WAYF BOYS have continuously emphasized the direction of ″NU K-POP″ throughout their debut process. Their goal is to freely express music, videos, and the members’ characters, incorporating playfulness, raw energy, and individual personalities into their content rather than a perfectly polished image. During production, Anderson led stage directing and choreography creation, other members contributed ideas, and they directly participated in artwork design and content production. WAYF BOYS had attracted attention mainly online even before their debut, and through ″WAYF BOYS DO,″ they are increasing interest in their music and the team itself. They plan to sequentially release performances and various follow-up content in the future.