NEXZ is Back and “Mmchk” Sounds Like the K-Pop Drop of April 2026 You Cannot Sleep On

Mark your calendar, because JYP Entertainment’s rising global boy group NEXZ just set the internet ablaze with their comeback announcement — and it’s closer than you think.

NEXZ “Mmchk” Comeback: Everything at a Glance

What Is “Mmchk” All About?

NEXZ dropped a new trailer on April 6 via their official SNS channels, confirming the release of their new album Mmchk on April 27. The trailer itself is already turning heads — and for good reason.

In the released trailer, the seven members are each immersed in their own world within one space: Hyui reading a book, Seita repeatedly tossing chalk, Yuki switching a lamp on and off, and Tomoya sitting deep in thought. Then, as a neatly dressed figure on TV explains table manners, Yu-woo unexpectedly captivates everyone’s attention — until the carefully built atmosphere collapses, the chalk falls apart, and the black cat leaps from Yu’s arms.

It’s eerie, oddly cinematic, and deeply intriguing. The album name “Mmchk” appears through screen noise as the TV crackles and all members’ eyes are drawn toward it. Starnews Korea Strange, stylish, and very much NEXZ.

This marks their comeback in six months since the mini album Beat-Boxer, which was released in October last year.

Who Is NEXZ? A Quick Refresher

If you’re just discovering them, here’s the short version: NEXZ is a Korean and Japanese boy band formed through the reality-survival program Nizi Project Season 2 and managed by JYP Entertainment and Sony Music Entertainment Japan. The group’s name is a combination of the words “next generation” and “generation Z,” carrying the message that the group aims to “open up the future of a new generation.” Wikipedia

Learn more about the group’s origins on their Wikipedia page.

With all seven members known for their strong performance skills and diverse appeal, NEXZ continue to be recognized as one of JYP’s promising global acts. allkpop They already have a Japan arena tour lined up in 2026 — the momentum is real.

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