Nine years of dropping into Erangel. Nine years of chicken dinners, last-zone standoffs, and moments that defined a generation of gamers. And for its 9th anniversary, PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS has chosen to celebrate not with a weapon skin drop or a map update — but with a full-blown collaboration with one of K-pop’s hottest rising groups: ALLDAY PROJECT.
The teaser dropped on March 2, 2026, and the gaming and K-pop worlds simultaneously lost their minds.
PUBG x ALLDAY PROJECT Collab — Key Details
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Collaboration | PUBG x ALLDAY PROJECT |
| Occasion | PUBG’s 9th Anniversary |
| Teaser Released | March 2, 2026 at 4 PM KST |
| Possible Project Title | “I DON’T BARGAIN” |
| Status | Coming Soon (full details TBA) |
| Group Label | The Black Label (YG affiliate) |
| Group Debut | June 23, 2025 with “Famous” |
| Producer | Teddy Park |
| Group Members | Annie, Tarzzan, Bailey, Woochan, Youngseo |
| Fan Club Name | Day One (데이원) |
“9 Years. Countless Battlefields. Every Scar Tells a Story.”
That’s the poetic teaser PUBG dropped on X alongside the announcement — and it couldn’t be a more perfect fit for ALLDAY PROJECT’s energy. While full details about the collaboration have yet to be announced, the teaser suggests the project may be titled “I DON’T BARGAIN.”
The pairing makes a lot of sense when you think about it. ALLDAY PROJECT isn’t your typical idol group. Produced by The Black Label’s Teddy Park, the five-member co-ed group debuted in June 2025 — and their name was reportedly coined by American producer Will.i.am himself upon meeting the members.
The group already brings serious cultural heat: they took home a Daesang at the 2025 KGMA, earned nominations at MAMA and the Golden Disc Awards, and are widely considered a “monster fifth-generation rookie group.” Rangeeladancecompany Their debut single “Famous” rocketed to No. 1 on Melon’s TOP 100 chart in just three days, making them the fastest 5th-generation debut single to claim the top spot.
Now imagine that firepower colliding with PUBG’s global gaming community — one of the most loyal and passionate fanbases in esports history. PUBG’s official X account teased the collab with the message “STILL HERE. ALL DAY.” — a double meaning that nods to the group’s name while celebrating the game’s nine-year legacy.
This is the kind of crossover that positions K-pop not just as music, but as a genuine cultural force that bridges fashion, gaming, and global entertainment. For more K-pop news, gaming collaborations, and entertainment updates, visit TechnoSports Entertainment.
