FIFTY FIFTY has joined the K-pop schedule app 'Blip' as it officially opened its service for fans.
On December 2, it was announced that FIFTY FIFTY has joined the app as a new artist. Blip is a fan platform equipped with features such as artist schedules, fan logs, galleries, and discussion topics, earning its reputation among K-pop fans as a “must-have app for stans.”
With FIFTY FIFTY newly added, fans can now easily check the group’s local and global activities—organized by categories such as broadcasts, events, and celebrations—at a glance. Users can also receive reminders 10 minutes before each schedule, ensuring they never miss an important update.
The app’s “Fan Log” feature serves as a personal diary for fans, allowing them to record memorable moments with FIFTY FIFTY by linking schedules with photos. Fans can also enjoy features such as “Stan Missions” to find like-minded fans or discover their own fandom preferences, and the “Gallery,” where users share their favorite artist moments. These tools provide fans with ways to stay engaged not just during comeback periods but throughout the year.
The recently updated “Today” tab offers users a snapshot of the latest artist trends and key K-pop news.
FIFTY FIFTY made their comeback on November 4 with their third digital single 'Too Much Part 1.,' marking a strong return. The title track “Eeny meeny miny moe” once again highlighted their signature sensory, addictive “FIFTY Pop” sound, while the B-side “Skittlez” showcased their first attempt at the hip-hop genre, expanding their musical range and revealing a new side of the group.
The group also proved their growing influence by winning “Best Artist 10” at the 2025 KGMA. FIFTY FIFTY will hold their first solo fan meeting on December 5 and 6 at Yes24 Underrock Hall in Seoul, where they’ll spend a warm winter together with fans.
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