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K-pop group Treasure continues to rise as one of K-pop’s brightest acts, becoming the first YG Entertainment boy group to perform at the Grammy Museum’s Global Spin LIVE in Los Angeles.
Their high-octane stage for the track “KING KONG” had fans roaring, literally and virtually, as the 10-member ensemble brought their signature energy and genre-blending style to one of music’s most prestigious platforms.
The Global Spin LIVE series, a live offshoot of Grammy.com’s Global Spin, is dedicated to showcasing global talent. Treasure’s performance not only brought Korean pop flair to the stage but also underscored the group’s tight-knit chemistry and dynamic choreography that have become synonymous with their name.
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“This marks a huge moment for us,” Treasure Makers echoed online, as the Grammy Museum’s video post of their performance declared: “TREASURE brings their signature energy and genre-blending sound… backed by dynamic choreography and their tight-knit synergy.”
They added, “Backed by dynamic choreography and their tight-knit synergy, the 10-member group shows exactly why they’re one of YG Entertainment’s most exciting acts.”
The “Darari” hitmakers also stand out for more than just music. During the highlights segment of the event, the Grammys noted the group’s advocacy efforts, highlighting their support for youth cancer patients, environmental awareness and underserved communities through hands-on philanthropy.
This social responsibility adds even more depth to their ever-growing fanbase, affectionately called “Teume.”
The appearance follows in the footsteps of YG’s girl group BABYMONSTER, who performed at the same series in March, making Treasure the second YG artist to join the Global Spin stage.
Currently promoting their latest mini-album “Pleasure,” which includes the tracks “Yellow,” “Saruru,” “Whatever, Whenever” and the anthem “Last Night,” the K-pop group is gearing up for another concert tour.
Since debuting in August 2020 with “The First Step: Chapter One” and collecting multiple Rookie of the Year honors during their rookie years, their journey has been anything but ordinary.
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