Idols representing the 4th generation will make a mass appearance at the "2025 K-WORLD DREAM AWARDS".

The '2025 K-WORLD DREAM AWARDS' Organizing Committee announced on the 21st that it has unveiled its sixth lineup, including Stray Kids, IVE, LE SSERAFIM, YOUNG POSSE, and others.

Starting in 2017 as the '1st Soribada Best K-Music Awards', this awards ceremony, which has continued for 9 years this year, is the biggest Hallyu K-POP festival held in Seoul, the center of K-CULTURE. The main figures and celebrities who are making K-POP shine in the global market will gather together and are expected to offer a variety of attractions.

Prior to this, the organizing committee announced the appearance of tripleS, FIFTY FIFTY, Hearts2Hearts, KiiiKiii, NCT WISH, ILLIT, KickFlip, AHOF, Park Sojin, Park Jihyun, LUCY, Xdinary Heroes, QWER, Dragon Pony, BTOB, TOMORROW X TOGETHER, CRAVITY, NEWBEAT, Kang Daniel, Paul Kim, and others.

The popularity award voting, which 100% reflects the will of global K-POP fans, is currently underway through the "DUCKAD" app, the world's largest fandom platform. Winners of the popularity award will be selected from a total of four categories, including male and female groups, and male and female solo artists. On the 15th, the main voting concluded and the top 30 were selected. Final voting will take place until August 11th to determine the winners of the popularity award.

The '2025 K-WORLD DREAM AWARDS' Organizing Committee has also prepared a live broadcast channel for K-POP fans who cannot attend the awards ceremony on the day of the event. It will be broadcast live on Japan's TBS channel, while K-POP fans worldwide, excluding Japan, can watch the live broadcast via Hello Live.

This event is hosted by the '2025 K-WORLD DREAM AWARDS' Organizing Committee and supervised by YJ Partners, the largest Hallyu agency. Detailed information about the awards will be released in the future through the official website.

The '2025 K-WORLD DREAM AWARDS' will be held on the afternoon of August 21st at Jamsil Indoor Stadium in Songpa-gu, Seoul.

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