They are composed of members selected from a SBS audition.
Even before their debut, they have garnered attention by winning two Rookie of the Year awards.
The new boy group Yourz is set to officially debut with 'Orange Record' in May. Known as 'B:MY BOYZ', they announced their debut on April 17 at midnight through their official SNS, releasing a short video and QR poster with the slogan 'we reAdy to Go'. Scanning the QR code on the poster reveals an array of objects leading to the 'Orange Record' logo, indicating the title of their debut single.
Yourz is composed of eight members selected from the SBS global audition 'B:MY BOYZ' and has received commendations from top K-POP artists like NCT and MONSTA X for their skills and charm. They have already gained substantial experience through fan meets in Japan and were awarded the Rookie of the Year at both the '20th Asia Model Awards' and '2025 Korea Wave Awards' even before their debut. As a result, excitement among fans is growing for the release of their debut single in May. They will also hold their first fan meeting, 'Our Greeting', in Japan on May 16, showcasing their active engagement in both domestic and international activities.
The upcoming debut of Yourz in May symbolizes a thorough preparatory phase for a new K-POP boy group. Composed of members selected through various audition programs, they have already begun to build a positive image through fan interactions. The early experiences they have gathered are likely to become significant assets that support their artistic growth over time.
The title 'Orange Record' is expected to play a crucial role in shaping their musical identity. The first single set to be released under this label will offer opportunities for diverse genre exploration, which could present new trends to their fanbase. Their approach to prioritizing building relationships with fans is likely to be a critical element for a successful debut.
Yourz has already proved their potential by winning two rookie awards prior to their debut. Through various content initiatives, they are expanding their engagement with fans and laying a foundation for becoming long-lasting artists. Fans are increasingly curious about how they will navigate activities in diverse markets, including Korea and Japan, as they embark on this journey.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
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