Stray Kids release music video for 'After You' from 'THIS & THAT'

Stray Kids released the music video for "After You," a emotional track from their mini album 'THIS & THAT,' on August 21, 2026. The video premiered exclusively on the global streaming platform Spotify, giving fans a touching visual that extends the album's wave of excitement.

The mini album 'THIS & THAT' was released on August 7, 2026. "After You" had been teased earlier through the group’s signature 'UNVEIL : TRACK' content. The full music video unfolds as an omnibus-style story, showing the members in everyday locations such as streets, bus stops, swimming pools, pubs, and recording studios.

Within the video, the members connect with various people, including a warm encounter with a child during a busking scene. They portray emotional healing through shared smiles that overcome sadness and conflict, emphasizing the theme of finding comfort and renewed energy through encounters with different “you”s in life.

The song’s gentle and warm atmosphere permeates the video, supported by a gradually intensifying sound and chorus that highlight the characters’ emotional journeys. The members’ natural acting and the casual, summery visuals contribute to the clip’s uplifting and positive energy.

The track was crafted with direct involvement from the group’s in-house production team, 3RACHA, consisting of Stray Kids members Bang Chan, Changbin, and Han. This continues the group’s tradition as self-producing artists since their debut in 2018.

With 'THIS & THAT,' Stray Kids continue to dominate global charts. The album reached number one on the Billboard 200 chart dated August 22, 2026, marking their ninth consecutive album to top this chart since 2022’s 'ODDINARY.' The title track "This & That" also achieved a personal best by entering the Billboard Hot 100 at number 38.

Looking ahead, Stray Kids will keep the momentum going with their world tour 'RUN IT,' performing solo concerts at Tokyo’s National Stadium on August 29 and 30. They will also headline the major Brazilian music festival Rock in Rio in September and introduce their new Latin American festival series 'STRAYCITY' across three regions.