Stray Kids released the music video for “CEREMONY” through the JYP Entertainment channel on 22 August 2025. The clip arrived with “KARMA”, the release its own description points viewers towards next.

응원봉, and why this group’s is a compass

Every established Korean act sells an official light stick, a 응원봉 (eungwongbong). It is not a generic glow stick: each has a distinct registered shape, and newer models pair over Bluetooth so a venue can colour whole sections from the sound desk. Stray Kids’ is the 나침봉 (nachimbong) — 나침반, compass, plus 봉, rod. Audiences are expected to bring their own, and blocks of seats without one read as dark patches from the stage, which is why agencies keep these in permanent production rather than treating them as tour souvenirs.

About this release

“CEREMONY” is a music video published on the JYP Entertainment channel on 22 August 2025 and carrying a 2025 JYP Entertainment copyright line. The official description lists no producer, director or featured artist; it links instead to “KARMA” and tags the upload #StrayKidsComeback and #YouMakeStrayKidsStay.

Watching from outside Korea

This sits on the agency’s channel rather than a group-run account, so JYP Entertainment’s uploads are the dependable place to find official versions. Light sticks and physical albums ship abroad from agency-run stores, but customs and import duty are charged separately in most countries.

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