Virtual K-pop group SKINZ defines their identity with their EP ‘SKINZ IS SKINZ,’ drops MV for “Poison Ivy”

On March 11, virtual idol group SKINZ dropped their first mini-album ‘SKINZ IS SKINZ.’ 

The project captures the unfiltered emotional landscape of youth. Rough, honest, and sometimes imperfect, the album reflects the spirit of forging ahead on one’s own terms, undeterred by the endless noise of a society often filled with ridicule and harsh criticism.

With ‘SKINZ IS SKINZ,’ the group presents themselves exactly as they are in this moment: raw, authentic, and determined to move forward with strength and conviction.

The mini-album arrived following February’s pre-release single “WHY U MAD,” a defiant hip-hop anthem that introduced this era’s fearless tone. 

It also features the title track “Poison Ivy,” which was produced by EL CAPITXN, globally recognized for his work with BTS and numerous chart-topping artists, the project continues to blur the boundaries between virtual artistry and real-world cultural impact.

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