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JYP’s Newest Girl Group OURBIRTHDAY Unites as Full Seven for August 19 Debut

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JYP Entertainment’s new girl group OURBIRTHDAY has wrapped its pre-debut phase and publicly revealed its complete seven-member lineup for the first time. On August 4 the group dropped an introduction film titled “[SYSTEM] CONNECTION ESTABLISHED.” The video shows Side A and Side B members, previously active in separate units, recognizing each other across different spaces before connecting.

Confetti erupts as the full group appears one by one, ending with the members walking out a doorway to signal a fresh start. The film marks the end of their split activities and builds anticipation for their music and performance as a single unit. The group will release its first single, “Our Birthday,” on August 19.OURBIRTHDAY is JYP’s first new girl group in roughly four years since NMIXX debuted in 2022. Managed under the subsidiary INNIT Entertainment, the multinational lineup includes leader Cho Hye-jin (Korean), Kuk Cho-rok and Shin Hye-won (Korean), U and Kilala (Japanese), Baby (Taiwanese), and Achiraya (Thai). Several members already carried recognition from survival shows: Cho Hye-jin won KBS’s “The Ddanddara,” Shin Hye-won appeared on “R U Next?,” and U competed on both “Universe Ticket” and “The Ddanddara.” The name itself carries a simple idea treating every ordinary day with the free, celebratory energy of a birthday.

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Pre-debut tracks “HUNGRY (Side A)” and “HUNGRY (Side B)” let the two units introduce themselves on music shows before this full-group reveal.

Photo: JYP Entertainment

Fans have responded with clear excitement. Official posts about the introduction film and the August 19 date circulated quickly across X, with K-pop accounts highlighting the teaser visuals and the long wait since NMIXX. Comments focused on the members’ combined stage presence and the unusual Side A/Side B rollout, with many noting the group’s global mix as a strong point heading into official promotions.