Watch: Kyma Release the 'Little Me' Music Video Through 1theK
Three minutes and 26 seconds, out at noon KST on the distributor's official channel — where the view count also counts toward Korean music show rankings.
OFFICIAL VIDEOAug 03, 2026· source posted Aug 03, 2026by K-POP PULSE Desk1 min read
Key Takeaways
- Kyma's music video for 'Little Me' (어린 나) went up on 1theK, K-pop's official distribution channel, at noon KST on August 3, 2026.
- The video runs 3 minutes and 26 seconds.
- 1theK states in the description that views on its channel count toward Korean music show rankings.
A quiet one to start the week. Kyma's music video for 'Little Me' — 어린 나 in Korean — went up at noon Korean time on 1theK, the channel that distributes music videos for Korean releases, and it runs three minutes and twenty-six seconds.
The upload carries the notice 1theK puts under every distributed release: this channel is an official channel for the music video, and the views it collects here are counted toward Korean music show rankings alongside the artist's own uploads. For a release that arrives through a distributor rather than a label's own channel, that line is what makes the number on this page the number that matters.
The counter is early in its life. At the time of writing the counter reads 620 views against 141 likes — better than one like for every five views.
This is the first Kyma release K-POP PULSE has logged. Every official upload we track appears in the video shelves and the chart here, with the counters refreshing while the page is open.
Context for International Fans
1theK (원더케이) is a distribution channel that publishes music videos for many Korean artists, including acts without a large label channel of their own. Korean music shows count views from the official distribution channel as well as the artist's own, which is why a release can appear there first. Titles are usually given in both English and Korean — here 'Little Me' and '어린 나' are the same song.
Why It Matters
Distribution channels are how smaller Korean artists reach the same shelves as the biggest groups: same official pipeline, same view counting, same day of the week. A release with a few hundred views on day one and a release with a few million both start on the same page here.
What to Watch Next
1theK posts new distributed releases through the week, and each one shows up in the K-POP PULSE video chart as it lands.
Every figure above was read from an official source and kept with the time it was read — how this desk knows what it publishes.