The South Korean boy band Stray Kids is set to have a comeback on August 22, 2025.

Their title song “CEREMONY” was introduced by teasers in previous contents on their social media, while yesterday August 12, (KST) on the afternoon Stray Kids revealed a teaser video with one of the new tracks, the track “CREED” was introduced via official channels. 

In the video, the members are wandering around in a city of Europe, exuding their presence, resonating with the lyrics unveiled on the teaser, ‘I give life to my words, I’m doing what I say’

There is something very particular in this video, as always Stray Kids is trying to portrait traditional aspects of Korea and this time, they showed a Chinese trumpet vine or Neungsohwa as it is called in Korean. 

This particular flower only blooms in summer and it is known for symbolizing honor and glory, also it has a toxic honey. 

Stray Kids is having this comeback in the middle of summer, having this adds a sense of depth to the message through the teaser video showing that the group it is ready to walk forward with the same spirit

Stray Kids is boasting their comeback by showing how wide their musical spectrum is now and introducing their tracks with different teaser videos, first was "BLEEP" and now "CREED", the song combines a hip hop vibe with fresh and intense rhythm. 

Another approach for the promotions of their new album is the opening of a pop up at the Lotte World Mall, Seoul, South Korea that will have exclusive official merchandise from their album “KARMA” and offering fans a place to celebrate their return to the music scene.

As for international fans, Stray Kids has also confirmed that they will be holding an album release event in United States from August 22^nd to August 24^th at New Jersey, Chicago, Boston, NYC and more.

The group is definitely going all in for this comeback and “KARMA” promises big promotions as expected for a full length album.