ITZY's Yuna, Solo Debut... Riding the Comeback Wave of 'That's a No No' Toward a Box-Office Hit [Focus S]

ITZY's Yuna takes her first step as a solo artist. Ahead of her solo debut, interest is growing as the group's six-year-old album track 'That's a No No' has been resurging on the charts thanks to concert videos and short-form clips.

Yuna will release her first solo album 'Ice Cream' on the 23rd. As the group's second soloist following Yeji, she has promised music and performances that maximize the bright energy and charm she has shown on stage.

The album 'Ice Cream' will include a total of four tracks, including the title track of the same name 'Ice Cream', 'B-Boy', 'Blue Maze', and 'Hyper Dream'.

Meanwhile, ahead of Yuna's solo debut, ITZY's 2020 album track 'That's a No No' has been gaining attention from a recent concert performance video and is climbing the music charts.

ITZY performed the track 'That's a No No' from their second mini-album 'ITZY ME' at the Seoul stop of their third world tour 'Tunnel Vision', held last month at Jamsil Indoor Gymnasium in Seoul.

After the performance, the stage video spread and 'That's a No No' re-entered the Melon chart at number 961 from outside the rankings, then rose to 660 (on the 3rd) and 161 (on the 17th), showing an upward trend.

Riding that momentum, ITZY appeared on Mnet's 'M Countdown' on the 19th and drew attention by performing 'That's a No No' again.

Some observers say this resurgence could serve as a catalyst for a rebound for ITZY, whose recent results had been somewhat disappointing. In this context, attention is focused on whether Yuna can sustain the upward momentum through her solo activities.

Based on her visuals, skills, and stage presence, Yuna is expected to build 'Yuna's own genre' with her distinctive bright image and style.

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