- Are you proud of Stray Kids?
- So proud.
Honestly, they're honestly the best thing
that's ever happened to me.
- Oh, please don't cry, aw (laughs).
- I'm dead inside and I'm feeling emotional.
- (laughs) Oh my God.
- Hello. - Hello.
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We are outside the Stray Kids concert in London
and we are gonna ask lots of STAYs all about Stray Kids.
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"What makes Stray Kids so special?"
Here we go.
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How excited are you?
- I don't think I can really express with words
how excited I am right now.
- She's more excited for this concert
than Monsta X and all the other ones she's been to.
- I've been to like seven K-pop concerts.
- But as soon as I see them on stage I'm probably gonna,
like, wet myself or something.
- Mum, are you gonna wet yourself?
(laughing)
- I think I probably already have.
(all laughing)
- Like so excited, like up there excited.
So excited, yeah.
- I remember when the NCT tickets came out on sale
and I was like, "Imagine if Stray Kids comes up tomorrow."
- Bam. - And they did.
Yeah, so I was so excited when I got tickets.
- Who you here with?
- My mum and my sister.
- Are they STAYs? - Yep.
- Are you crying because you're very excited?
- Yeah, yep, very excited.
(laughing)
- Having an emotional moment.
- Very.
- Just very?
- Yeah, very.
- Too much, too much.
- Too much? - I can feel it.
- Can I say 10 plus, like it's just infinity going on.
- Oh infinity and forever more?
- Mhm.
- Mhm, it's a big number.
- For their first venue to play at Brixton,
that's pretty cool. - Yeah.
I think that's, like, such an honour for them.
Not only for us as well.
But yeah, it's just so cool
that they are able to perform here.
- I think it's kind of fitting for them
to go-- to come here. - Yeah?
- I don't know why but there's
just something about it. - It's got that edge to it.
- Yeah. - That the Stray Kids have.
- Yeah, I guess, yeah basically.
- Um, I've been into Stray Kids for quite a long time now
and I've been waiting for them to come to London for so long
and then now they finally came here.
Thanks, JYP.
(laughs)
- How excited are you on a scale of one to 10
for today's show?
- It literally goes over 10.
It's probably like. - Probably about 30,000.
Considering we've literally
just waited an hour for McDonald's so we wouldn't
be hungry afterwards.
(laughs)
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- Why Stray Kids?
- I don't know what it is about them,
I think it's also 'cause they're quite young
and they're new and they're fresh.
- I have a rare genetic disability
and a lot of the time I couldn't go to school,
couldn't go out with my friends, I couldn't do anything.
And my lovely friend Jas here,
she got-- I've been into other K-pop groups
and she has stanned them since pre-debut
and she told me about them, and--
- She forced you to listen to them.
- Yeah and their music is amazing and, like,
"My Pace," especially resonates with me because it's
about taking things slowly and at your own pace.
- They are the whole package.
They're like a unified group,
they're well-rounded, talented, kind, multilingual,
just they're everything.
- Multilingual does it for you.
- Yeah.
- I liked them and then I saw Felix and his deep voice,
I was like, "Oh, hello!"
(laughing)
And then I saw Woojin as well,
I was like, "Oh, he's so cute", but--
- Is Felix your bias?
- Yeah (laughs), I don't know if that...
- Mum, who's your bias?
- I'll have to say Felix as well with the deep voice.
- Why Stray Kids?
- Why not?
They're amazing.
- Because they're just amazing, you know,
they're like really young, they're really fresh
and they just kind of bring their own little thing
compared to all the other groups
'cause they kinda just make it relatable for everybody else.
- Why Stray Kids?
- Why not?
(laughing)
- They're very sort of-- they have relatable lyrics
and they're very sort of special.
- They're revolutionary and they're so amazing,
like everything they do is like,
it's just, it's perfect.
- So why do you like Stray Kids?
- Oh, I can't.
- Their personalities.
Honestly, the best.
They're so nice to their fans
and their lyrics, like talk to us.
- And I don't know, like just sort of holds deep with me
and I really-- cause of the music as well,
it sort of has more of an impact.
I just, I don't know.
- I don't want to bring age into it
but like for their age they're like quite,
they're doing really well.
Yeah, they're incredibly talented.
- They, like their lyrics are like, inspirational.
- Their music is really great
and the members are really great too.
- I'll be honest with you, I've been seeing them since
"Hellevator" but I've, like full-on STAY from, "MIROH."
- Oh okay. - Yeah, cause I was,
I was like, "Mmm, I dunno."
I was on the fence about it.
But now I'm like, "Yes."
- That finally convinced you to jump in.
- Yes, yes, it was just--
- Dive into STAY-nem.
STAY-nem?
STAYdom.
(laughing)
- Why do you like Stray Kids so much?
What do they mean to you?
- I think their music really speaks to,
like younger generations and they speak a lot about--
they're really talking about the things
that need to be spoken about.
- Are you proud of Stray Kids?
- So proud.
Honestly, they're honestly the best thing
that's ever happened to me.
- Oh, please don't cry, aw (laughs).
- I'm dead inside and I'm feeling emotional.
- (laughs) Oh my God.
- So the message, the message is important for you.
- Yeah, very.
I think what groups talk about,
I feel like lots of K-pop groups have lots of influence
so I feel like the more popular
K-pop's becoming in the world,
the more important it is to be having,
like conversations and like, writing songs about things
that a lot more people should be talking about.
- So ever since, like their debut, I have loved them
and their music means so much.
They write all, they produce it,
and like, it's just amazing.
Their personalities as well.
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- What do you think is next for Stray Kids?
- World domination?
- What do you think's next for Stray Kids?
- A collaboration with JYP and they're all gonna perform,
"Who's Your Mama?"
(laughing)
- There we go.
- I think Bang Chan could be the President of America.
- Yeah. Definitely. - Very easily.
- I mean, he's not American though.
- Boris Johnson.
- He's not American though, he's Australian (chuckles).
- Wembley! (laughs)
- Wembley?
- (laughs) Wembley was yeah.
- Arena or Stadium?
- Either. - Arena first.
- Okay, I think he could even overtake Boris Johnson
as the Prime Minister of the--
- That won't be hard.
- No.
- Bigger arenas I'd say 'cause Brixton is like,
I mean, it's pretty small so if they ever perform
in Wembley that would be like, really cool.
- TV shows, interviews.
- Radio definitely, yeah. - Radio shows, yeah.
- The Graham Norton Show, definitely.
- Yes.
- Why Graham Norton? - That'd be so good.
- Because, like they need the publicity
and I think that they--
- And they're so funny as well.
- They really are.
- [Both] Yeah.
- Yeah but what about the people that watch
that show they're a lot older,
do you think they'll care?
- I think K-pop is such a growing, like genre that
a lot of people need to be exposed to it,
including the older generations,
I think they would really like it.
- I think a group like Stray Kids have so much potential
to become really, really big, like around the world.
- Do you think they'll play O2?
- Yeah, one day. I think it'll be Wembley first,
like a lot of JYP groups are going on to play Wembley
and I like GOT7 and stuff so it seems like a pattern.
- Just dominate the charts if they can.
Actually no, not if they can, they will probably dominate.
- So you want chart domination, world domination?
- World domination, but we'll see what happens.
- Grammy's, Billboard awards.
Honestly,
they're a rookie group,
they're not as big
so even if you know BTS,
they're very big now,
they started off very.
I'm fine, I can't--
- Someone finish-- - I'm only laughing
cause Mum's laughing (chuckles).
- [Girl] Stop laughing! (tearful sobbing)
- She's not even her mum, she's my mum.
- She's not even your, it's not even your mum!
- Like, they've been around for a year
and they have, like six albums?
- It's mind-blowing. - It's crazy, yeah.
- I wish I had that work ethic.
(laughing)
I just would sleep a lot.
- Wembley.
- Arena or Stadium?
- Stadium. - Go straight to Stadium.
Miss out the Arena. - They will get there.
I tell you now, they will get there.
They will.
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- Do you have a favourite member?
- I.N. Jeongin.
I, yeah, we're very similar age.
He's a few months older than me, so.
- This is my baby (laughs).
- Explain why.
He's literally like, he makes me so happy
and he's like my ultimate bias.
So seeing him tonight, I might cry (laughs).
- Ji-sung, Han, I love him so much.
- She loves rappers.
- I need a reason!
- 'Cause he's a rapper, I love rappers and his voice
and like the fact that he can do all of it,
like in, "Hellevator," their first little song,
he had so many lines and it showed him off so well.
- Felix. - Ji-sung (squeals).
- Felix! - And Minho.
- No one said Bang Chan.
- We love Bang Chan! (excited voices clamouring)
- We'll bring the essay out. - (laughs) Receipts!
- I will do better than this than GCSEs.
- Okay, what is--
- I wrote about Stray Kids in my English GCSE.
In my final exam I wrote about Stray Kids.
- Do you have a bias?
- Hyunjin.
- I need a reason, you can't just say a name.
- The duality.
- "The duality."
- Gorgeous, he's gorgeous as well.
- You look directly at the camera and say,
"The duality, he's gorgeous."
- The duality, he's gorgeous.
- Who's your bias wrecker?
- Woojin, definitely.
- Why?
- He's so cute, and his vocals.
And he looks like a little bear and I just wanna cuddle him,
I wanna cuddle him so much (laughs).
- Do you know what?
Doing these interviews, it's really funny
how many people get described as little bears.
- Really? (laughs)
- Have you ever met a bear?
- It was about, like celebrities and how they're
a bad influence so I did like the Kardashians
and sort of like bad influences
and then I did Stray Kids and how they're so positive.
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- If someone hadn't listened to Stray Kids before,
very quickly sell them to me.
- Um... - Oh God, um...
- They are a lot more different than a lot of K-pop groups,
they have a very, they've done so many different sounds.
They're very like diverse and like,
they've done like more grungy sounds and they've done
more like cute sounds like the song, "Get Cool."
- Imagine you're trying to get your, all your family
into Stray Kids, what would you say to them?
- They hate Stray Kids. - What song would you play?
- "Victory Song," probably.
- Did you say they hate Stray Kids?
- Yeah, they don't like them.
(laughs)
- Because of you?
- Yeah, probably.
(laughs)
- If someone hadn't heard of Stray Kids,
what song should they listen to?
- "Miroh," "Victory Song," "My Pace,"
just, "Hellevator," as well. - "Hellevator."
- Just all the main bops really.
- You wanna hear like music with meaningful lyrics,
go to Stray Kids.
'Cause they don't write about just like
relationships and like boring stuff like that.
They like actually write about stuff that means stuff.
- Why don't you think there's more Stray Kids on the radio?
- I don't know.
I just think people are a bit uncultured,
they haven't seen Stray Kids yet, so.
- Spill that tea.
- Are you excited to see Stray Kids?
- [Crowd] Yes.
- I don't know if they are?
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