Watch: Stray Kids Land 'This & That' Dance Practice
It went up at 23:00 KST on August 9, at the end of a week in which the channel posted four shorts under one title.
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Stray Kids put up a 'This & That' dance practice video on their own channel at 23:00 KST on August 9, 2026. It runs three minutes and eleven seconds, and it is the latest in a run of posts on that channel tied to the same song.
At the time of writing the upload had drawn 144,120 views, with 71,134 likes and 4,206 comments. The description repeats the title, then a streaming line — "Listen to 'THIS & THAT' now" with a link — followed by Apple Music and Spotify links and the group's official accounts. No credits and no dates appear in it.
The week around it has an odd shape worth seeing. On August 7 the same channel posted four shorts that all carry one title, "Create a short with 'This & That'", each tagged to a different member, and all four went up within about half a minute of one another.
The same week also carried a "THIS_AND_THAT Challenge" short with NMIXX's KYUJIN on August 9, and an "M/V Reaction" video on August 7. None of those descriptions adds credits or a date either — the streaming links and the official accounts are the whole text.
Context for International Fans
Scrolling this channel one post at a time, the week looks like a stream of unrelated uploads. Lined up, it is four shorts under a single repeated title on August 7, each tagged to a different member and all published within about half a minute; an M/V Reaction the same day; a challenge short with NMIXX's KYUJIN on August 9; and the full dance practice later that night at 23:00 KST. Stray Kids call their fandom STAY.
Why It Matters
The practice video is the piece most people will bookmark, but it arrives at the end of a week of posts that all attach to one song in different formats. Seeing them in order is the only way to notice that four of them share a single title.
What to Watch Next
None of these posts names a date ahead. Each description stops at streaming links and the group's official accounts.
