Stray Kids has revealed the second phase of their world tour, and it’s bigger than ever! The group shared the updated plans for their 'Stray Kids World Tour ' on November 19 through their official social media channels.

This new leg of the tour will cover 20 major locations, with stadium performances in Latin America, North America, and Europe. Starting on March 28, 2025 in Santiago, Stray Kids will then move to Rio de Janeiro on April 1, São Paulo on April 5, Lima on April 9, and Mexico City on April 12.

They’ll be bringing the tour to 5 Latin American cities. Following that, in North America, they will visit Seattle on May 24, San Francisco on May 28, Los Angeles on May 31, Arlington on June 6, Atlanta on June 10, Orlando on June 14, New York on June 18, Washington D.C. on June 23, Chicago on June 26, and Toronto on June 29, making it a total of 10 North American cities.

Lastly, in Europe, Stray Kids will perform in Amsterdam on July 11, Frankfurt on July 15, London on July 18, Madrid on July 22, and Paris on July 26, completing the list of 5 European cities.

All 20 stops in the second phase will be held in major stadiums, including some of the most iconic venues. Stray Kids will perform in Estadio GNP Seguros in Mexico City, SoFi Stadium in Los Angeles, Citi Field in New York, Rogers Centre in Toronto, Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in London, and Stade de France in Paris, among other top stadiums. Notably, the concert in London will mark the first-ever performance by a K-pop artist at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, making it another historic moment for the group.

With this second phase, Stray Kids is expanding their tour to a total of 41 performances in 32 cities across the globe. They will also perform in 25 stadiums worldwide, including Singapore’s National Stadium, Melbourne’s Marvel Stadium, Sydney’s Allianz Stadium, Kaohsiung National Stadium, and Bangkok’s National Stadium. As a result, Stray Kids will host solo concerts in some of the largest stadiums, proving their dominance as a global top artist.

In addition to their upcoming stadium tour, Stray Kids will continue their journey through Manila on November 23, Macau on November 29-30, Osaka on December 5 and 7-8, Bangkok on December 14, Jakarta on December 21, and Hong Kong on January 18-19, 2025. The group is also set to release a new album, SKZHOP HIPTAPE '合 (HOP)', on December 13, 2024 at 2 PM KST (midnight EST). Fans worldwide are eagerly anticipating the group's upcoming performances and new music.

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Actor Jung Hae In is finding himself in a very awkward situation over his social media following, and even his good friend Lee Jong Suk has shared his thoughts on the matter!

Recently, Jung Hae In's personal social media account has been flooded with requests from fans to unfollow actor Kim Soo Hyun, who is facing serious personal issues and a legal dispute.

This controversy started after Kim Soo Hyun was edited out of the MBC variety show Good Day, and the public began questioning whether continuing to follow him on social media was a sign of support.

The situation became more complicated when fellow "88s" group member Im Si Wan unfollowed everyone on his list except his agency.

Fans quickly pressured Jung Hae In to do the same, but many felt this demand was unfair.

What really made headlines, though, was Lee Jong Suk’s unexpected reaction to the whole situation. Lee Jong Suk, who is close to Jung Hae In, seemed taken aback by the pressure his friend was under.

He was quoted saying, “It’s just a follow. People need to stop overreacting. Jung Hae In is his own person, and his choices should be respected.” His words have left fans in shock, especially since Lee Jong Suk is usually more private.

While Jung Hae In has done nothing wrong, he’s now caught in the middle of a social media frenzy. Should he unfollow Kim Soo Hyun just to please the public, or should he stand his ground and stay true to his friendships?

Fans are eagerly waiting to see how he will handle this situation, especially with Lee Jong Suk’s support behind him.

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