Stray Kids’ “Easy” Hits 100M Views — Proving B-Sides Can Outshine Headlines Forever

STAYs, grab your lightsticks — Stray Kids did it AGAIN. The MV for "Easy," a B-side from their 2020 album GO LIVE, officially crossed 100 million views on YouTube on May…

June 3, 2026
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STAYs, grab your lightsticks — Stray Kids did it AGAIN. The MV for “Easy,” a B-side from their 2020 album GO LIVE, officially crossed 100 million views on YouTube on May 30, 2026, at ~2 a.m. KST. That’s roughly 5 years, 10 months, and 24 days after its July 6, 2020 release — proof true hits don’t need to be title tracks to conquer the world.

Stray Kids Stats Overview

DetailInfo
MV“Easy” (B-side from GO LIVE)
ReleasedJuly 6, 2020
100M HitMay 30, 2026 (~2 a.m. KST)
Time Taken~5 yrs, 10 months, 24 days
Milestone20th group MV to hit 100M
RecordMost 100M MVs among 4th-gen K-pop boy groups

Why This Milestone Hits Different

“Easy” is NOT a title track — yet it quietly outlasted dozens of promotional heavyweights. It joins an elite club of 20 Stray Kids MVs over 100M, including “God’s Menu,” “Thunderous,” “MANIAC,” and “Walkin On Water,” which hit 100M just 11 days earlier! 1, and their YouTube dominance now perfectly matches that energy.

Stray Kids

Their global expansion is unstoppable. From 2 to headlining 3, they’re rewriting K-pop’s playbook. Even with Seungmin sidelined for 4, the seven members electrified audiences worldwide.

Bonus? On May 29, “MIROH” also became their 9th MV to cross 200 million views — because one record per day isn’t enough for this group. 5 adds heartfelt depth to every milestone they reach.

For a deeper dive into the group’s history, visit the 6.

🔥 Final Thought

“Easy” took nearly six years to hit 100M — and honestly? It felt easy. That’s the Stray Kids magic. No gimmicks, no shortcuts — just music that stays with you forever. STAYs, you earned this one.

FAQs

Q: How many Stray Kids MVs have crossed 100 million views? 

A: A whopping 20! They hold the record for the most 100M-view MVs among all 4th-generation K-pop boy groups — from “God’s Menu” to “Easy.”

Q: Was “Easy” a title track or B-side?

 A: It was a B-side from GO LIVE (2020) — proving fan-favorite deep cuts can outshine lead singles on YouTube over time.

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