CUTIE STREET Releases 'Pri-Kyu-Kyu' Korean Ver. & Performs for the First Time on Korean TV! Self-Homage Music Video Also Revealed

The 8-member idol group CUTIE STREET appeared on the Korean music program "MUSIC BANK" (KBS) broadcast on June 5, 2026, to perform "프리큐큐" (Pri-Kyu-Kyu Korean ver.). Subsequently, they released the digital single for "프리큐큐" on June 6 (Sat) and unveiled the music video at 8 PM on the same day.

CUTIE STREET is gaining significant attention after being nominated for four categories, including Best Girl Idol Culture Song, at the "MUSIC AWARDS JAPAN 2026," and scheduled for a two-day debut 2nd-anniversary concert at the Nippon Budokan in August. Their 3rd single, "キュートなキューたい / ナイスだね," released on May 27 (Wed), topped the Oricon weekly single chart, reached No. 1 on the Billbored Hot 100, and surpassed 500,000 copies in first-week sales.

The performance video from their appearance on the popular Korean music program "M COUNTDOWN" (Mnet) in March surpassed 3 million views in just three days and continues to gain momentum, currently recording 12.9 million views. The track topped "Spotify Viral Hits Korea" and "Instagram Viral Song," and also charted on "Apple Music Top 100: Korea." Furthermore, the Korean version of "かわいいだけじゃだめですか？" released on April 10 (Fri) also entered the "Melon Daily Hot 100." Their upcoming two-day solo concert in Korea, "CUTIE STREET Live in Korea 2026 SUMMER" in July, has already sold out, creating a major buzz.

On June 5 (Fri), they appeared on the Korean music program "MUSIC BANK" (KBS) and performed "프리큐큐" for the first time. Following their previous challenge of performing in Korean with "かわいいだけじゃだめですか？," the group has received widespread acclaim on social media for their Korean singing and new costumes prepared for this visit. Their YouTube performance video is flooded with Korean-language comments.

The Korean version of the music video, released on June 6 (Sat) at 8 PM, pays homage to the original version. While set in a school with the same colorful atmosphere as the original, it features unique touches exclusive to the Korean version, such as specific set color schemes, hangul-styled graffiti resembling print stickers, and props. Fans are encouraged to compare both versions.

CUTIE STREET is also scheduled to perform at the large-scale "2026 Weverse Con Festival" on June 7 (Sun), featuring artists active globally, including LE SSERAFIM and ILLIT. Expectations are high for their continued success in Korea.