“Gulliver!” is the new track from HITGS, published with a music video in late August 2026. The upload arrived through the 1theK channel with no credit block and no album attached, which leaves the title itself as the most concrete thing to work from.

A title that needs no translation

Korean release metadata usually carries a track name twice: once in Hangul, once in a romanised or English form, because domestic platforms, overseas stores and chart companies each pull from a different field. A title like “Gulliver!” sidesteps that split. It is a proper noun already set in the Latin alphabet, and in Korean it is simply 걸리버 — the traveller from Jonathan Swift’s 1726 novel, published locally as 걸리버 여행기 and familiar enough that the name needs no gloss. The string on a Korean streaming page is the string a listener in London sees, punctuation included.

About this release

No album or EP is named anywhere in the posting. The video went up on 27 August 2026 via 1theK, the distribution channel, and the official description consists only of that channel’s standard boilerplate plus its notice that views counted there feed into music-show rankings. No producer, featured artist or writing credit is listed.

Watching from outside Korea

To find anything further on HITGS, search the Hangul form 힛지스 rather than the Latin spelling. Korean music press, community boards and streaming pages index the Korean name first, and the romanised version turns up considerably less.

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