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When Stray Kids stormed the Great Oak Stage at BST Hyde Park on 14 July 2024, the eight-member megastars rewrote expectations.

As only the second K-pop act ever billed as a headliner at the UK’s flagship summer festival, their presence felt like a culmination and a spark: the end of a long-overdue wait, and the start of something louder.

Now, nearly a year later, BST is revisiting that history-making night, with two epic live performance videos from their set being released over the coming weeks: “MIROH” on Tuesday 20 May, and “TOPLINE” on Tuesday 17 June. Both tracks capture the duality that’s made Stray Kids a generational force: defiant, genreless, relentlessly self-directed.

With its vibrant party-starter synths and fist-pumping club beat, “MIROH” is the sound of ambition with its teeth bared. Meanwhile, the edgy bravado of “TOPLINE”, their B-side with Tiger JK, morphed into a fan-favourite manifesto, laced with sharp lyricism and outsider pride.

Their hour-and-forty-minute set featured over 20 tracks, including global anthems like “God’s Menu”, “S-Class”, and “Maniac”, backed by explosive choreography, live band arrangements, and a full-screen production scale rarely seen in UK festival slots.

More than just a performance, Stray Kids at BST was a full-framed statement that the band had truly broken through into mainstream consciousness – a definitive moment not just in their own international ascent, but in the wider rise of K-pop across Europe.

BST Hyde Park 2025 runs from Fri, 27 Jun – Sun, 13 Jul this year, and although no K-Pop acts have been booked this year, Stray Kids’ 2024 set continues to reverberate – not just in fan memory, but now in high definition.