Le Sserafim, formed by Source Music in collaboration with HYBE Corporation and debuting in 2022, is a South Korean girl group that quickly established itself with a bold and empowering concept. The group originally debuted with six members, including Sakura and Kim Chaewon, formerly of IZ*ONE, along with Kazuha, Yunjin, Eunchae, and initially Garam. Their debut single "Fearless" showcased a blend of powerful vocals, dynamic choreography, and a confident message, setting the tone for their music. Le Sserafim is known for their edgy performances and strong feminist themes, which resonate through their lyrics and music videos, appealing to a wide audience and cementing their place in the competitive landscape of K-pop.
LE SSERAFIM released first comeback teasers and posted a teaser image announcing "It's Time To Celebrate," signaling an upcoming comeback later that month.
Former LE SSERAFIM member Kim Ga-ram opened a YouTube channel and uploaded her first video showing her acting practice and parts of daily life — drawing attention and sparking speculation about a possible return to the entertainment industry four years after her exit.
“SPAGHETTI” MV surpasses 100 million YouTube views
LE SSERAFIM's music video "CRAZY" surpassed 200 million views on YouTube, becoming the group's third MV to reach 200 million after "ANTIFRAGILE" and "FEARLESS."
Le Sserafim tops Oricon Weekly Single Ranking with "Spaghetti"
Le Sserafim claimed the No. 1 spot on Oricon's Weekly Single Ranking with the single "Spaghetti," marking the first time in three years an international female act sat atop the chart. The chart success followed the group's first international tour, "Easy Crazy Hot."
LE SSERAFIM's "SPAGHETTI" named Inkigayo first-place candidate
Le Sserafim's single "Spaghetti (Feat. J-Hope of BTS)" extended its run to 20 consecutive weeks on the Billboard Global Excl. US chart, marking the longest run on the tally for a single released in 2025 from a fourth-generation K-pop girl group, per Source Music.
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