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Stray Kids Reaches YouTube Landmark With God’s Menu ( Photo Credit – Instagram )

Stray Kids continues to solidify their global stardom. Known for their energetic stage presence and power-injecting songs, the group once again proved why they are helmed as the “4th generation K-pop leaders.” Their chart-topping song God’s Menu has amassed a whopping 500 million views on YouTube.

Stray Kids’ Music Video For God’s Menu Earns 500 Million Views

According to the latest update, on February 9, around 9 Pm Kst, the music video for God’s Menu exceeded the 500 million milestone. Currently, it has accumulated 500,177,030 views on the platform.

Released on June 17, 2020, the song took a little over four years and seven months to reach this remarkable landmark. God’s Menu is also Stray Kids’ first-ever music video to amass 500 million views.

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