Chinese pop group and NCT sub-unit, WayV, is confirmed to release their fifth EP titled “Give That” in June, according to SM Entertainment.
SM Entertainment dropped the first teaser for the said EP last May 13, a GIF composed of clip art of heart cutouts with “Give Me That” written all over the place. The EP will be released on various streaming platforms on Monday, June 3 at 6 pm CST (Chinese Standard Time).
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The said EP consists of six songs and will include Korean and Chinese versions of the title track. It will also be released as a physical album on the same day as the digital release. Pre-order begins on Monday, May 20, at various online and physical music stores.
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Yesterday night, May 19, SM Entertainment released the schedule poster for “Give Me That” composed of the timeline of when different teasers will be dropped up to the actual date of the EP release.
Along with the schedule poster, SM Entertainment also dropped a 1-minute and 35-second – video teaser titled “Gimme Your New Album”. The aesthetic of the video teaser has a neutral and pastel color scheme with each member pulling off stylish streetwear.
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WayV is a Chinese pop group and an official sub-unit of KPop group NCT managed by Label V, the China-based entertainment agency of SM Entertainment. They debuted in 2019 with members Kun, Ten, Winwin, Xiaojun, Hendery, and Yangyang with the song “Love Talk” which includes Chinese and English versions of the song.
WayV’s first visit to the Philippines was in October 2022 for a joint concert called “I-POP U in Manila” held in Smart Araneta Coliseum along with NCT Dream, Xdinary Heroes, Golden Child, and Alice. Unfortunately, the organizer DNM Entertainment confirmed that members Ten and Winwin wouldn’t be able to participate in the said event due to health reasons.
Their next visit was in March 2023 for a fan-con (fan meet and concert) called “WayV: Phantom in Manila” held in Smart Araneta Coliseum. SM Entertainment announced regrettably that Winwin wouldn’t also participate in the fan con due to a schedule conflict.
Before the fan-con, the group visited Intramuros, Manila, and had a tour around Fort Santiago.
