KIK drop two-track single 'Hey Enjoy' with music video shot at Busan Rock Festival
KIK, featuring Pentagon's Woo-seok, released 'Hey Enjoy' and 'F1 (Extended Ver.)' on October 7, with an MV shot at the 2026 Busan International Rock Festival.

KIK's new single arrives with a festival-floor origin story
KIK dropped the two-track single Hey Enjoy on October 7 at noon. The official music video for the title track went live the same day.
The single pairs Hey Enjoy with F1 (Extended Ver.). According to the agencies MPMG Music and Undefined Entertainment, the title track emerged from "the experience of hesitating to freely play in a concert venue due to awareness of others' gazes, carrying the message to put aside others' perspectives and complex thoughts for this moment and enjoy as desired."
F1 (Extended Ver.) shifts tone entirely. It captures "the speed and air of running without stopping and eventually forgetting even direction." Both tracks reflect KIK's approach of responding faithfully to momentary emotions and moving forward without hesitation.
The Busan festival set that came first
KIK performed both tracks live before the official release. The band made their first-ever appearance at the 2026 Busan International Rock Festival, one of Korea's flagship rock events. The music video for Hey Enjoy was shot at that same festival, featuring the band performing with the crowd and appearing as audience members enjoying the event themselves.
The single follows a collaboration track, ROAD, released with artist Will Hyde. KIK have also been expanding their footprint through KIK Asia Tour 2026, a run across 5 cities in 4 Asian countries — the band's first Asia tour.
Where the members are right now
Woo-seok (우석), who is also a member of Pentagon, is currently in the middle of Pentagon's 10th debut anniversary activities and world tour. Jung Min-hyuk (정민혁) is set to return as a full unit with Lacuna at the Grand Mint Festival 2026 on October 17. Oh Myung-seok (오명석) is preparing to resume full group activities with SURL. Three members, three separate band commitments running in parallel — KIK existing in the gaps is kind of the whole thing.
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