YOUNG POSSE released their first mixtape young tape on July 13, 2026, led by the title track "Mr. 2026." The song reworks KARA’s 2009 hit "Mister," sampling the original hook at a sped-up, higher pitch and adding new melodies and rap sections built around the members’ verses. The twelve-track project leans experimental, moving across pop rap and adjacent styles, and its video uses camcorder-style footage for a vintage feel. It is the group’s first full-length format release, carrying a second title track alongside it.
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YOUNG POSSE are a South Korean girl group under DSP Media, debuting on October 18, 2023 with the EP "Macaroni Cheese." The group consists of five members: Sunhye, Yeonjung, Jiana, Doeun, and Jieun. Rather than the typical girl-group formula, YOUNG POSSE built their identity around hip-hop, with their music rooted in rap and incorporating elements of dance and R&B, a relatively uncommon direction for a K-pop girl group. They followed their debut with releases including the EPs "XXL" and "ATE THAT," which drew attention online for their energetic, rap-forward style. As a fifth-generation rookie act, YOUNG POSSE entered a competitive debut landscape with a distinctive concept aimed at standing out from mainstream trends. The group's stated decision to commit fully to hip-hop, after experimenting with other genres in training, became a defining part of their identity and drew online attention for its rap-forward energy. As a relatively new fifth-generation group, much of their longer-term trajectory is still unfolding, but their early work established them as one of the more hip-hop-oriented girl groups of their generation, carving out a niche distinct from the dominant pop and concept-driven trends around them.