K-Pop Rookie Group KiiiKiii Clinches 'Next Leader' Award at 2025 THE FACT MUSIC AWARDS, Securing Fourth Rookie Daesang

The 'Gen Z beauty' group KiiiKiii (members Jiyu, I-Sol, Sui, Haeum, Kiya) has once again proven their status as a monster rookie by winning the 'Next Leader' award at the '2025 THE FACT MUSIC AWARDS (TMA)' held on the 20th at the Macao Outdoor Performance Venue.

With their debut song 'I DO ME,' KiiiKiii secured a rookie award, marking their fourth consecutive win in the rookie category following accolades at 'ASEA 2025,' the '34th Seoul Music Awards,' and the '2025 K WORLD DREAM AWARDS.'

KiiiKiii delivered a spectacular opening performance at the awards ceremony. They captivated the audience by reinterpreting BLACKPINK's 'DDU-DU DDU-DU' in their unique style, followed by a vibrant and liberating performance of 'DANCING ALONE' with a fresh arrangement, showcasing their diverse charms.

Since their debut in March, KiiiKiii has made a remarkable impact, achieving a music show win for 'I DO ME' just 13 days after their debut. Their follow-up single, 'DANCING ALONE,' has also garnered significant attention from K-pop fandoms.

Boasting visuals and performances that appeal to the Gen Z demographic, KiiiKiii has expanded their influence across various fields, becoming models for numerous brands and topping rookie idol brand reputation rankings.

The group actively engages with fans through their official YouTube channel with self-produced content like 'Kiki Pangpang' and 'Tikita-ka.' With their immense potential, KiiiKiii is poised to lead the next generation of K-pop artists, and their future endeavors are highly anticipated.

KiiiKiii is a five-member girl group whose name is derived from the pronunciation 'Kiki,' aiming to convey positive energy. All members are drawing attention for their exceptional skills and charm, rapidly building a fandom with concepts and visuals that resonate with the Gen Z demographic. Their streak of rookie awards since debut clearly signifies KiiiKiii as the next-generation leaders in the K-pop scene.