The world of K-pop undoubtedly asserts its global dominance and collaborations between K-pop acts and Western artists is one proof of that. Well, things are about to get crazier as Lil Durk and Stray Kids drop the most unexpected collaboration of the year!

On Friday, September 13, American Rapper Lil Durk released the official audio for his track All My Life,” featuring the eight-member boy group.

Known for their unrivaled style and unique sound, Stray Kids has brought in a new taste in the song’s global remix. The original version of the track, which featured J.Cole, was previously released in May 2022. Aside from the boy group, the song has another remix version featuring Nigerian singer-songwriter Burna Boy.

As for Stray Kids’ remix of “All My Life,” it is now available for streaming via Spotify, Apple Music, and Youtube Music.

STAYs’ reaction on Stray Kids’ collaboration

Prior to the official release of the track, the “MANIAC” singers kept mum about the collaboration. 

Although there were several speculations, the news was only confirmed a few days before its release. And the surprise instantly sent STAYs, the group’s fanbase, to a surge of excitement.

On social media, STAYs shared their thoughts after listening to the song. “This is the remix I never knew I needed! What an absolute bop,” one fan wrote. Meanwhile another stated: “All My Life is literally the most perfect collab for Stray Kids.”

Other STAYs also gave flattering remarks to the group, claiming that the members’ distinct voices perfectly suited the song. 

Moreover, fans couldn’t help but commend Stray Kids for how active they’ve been in 2023.

Prior to this remix, the group has collaborated with American rapper Tiger JK and Japanese singer LiSA. Additionally, member Hyunjin also collaborated with Australian singer Troye Sivan. 

And fans are even more excited as the group is soon to release new music. The JYP Entertainment artists are set to drop their next EP Rock-Star on November 10.

Featured image: The group performs during their ‘5-Star’ Dome 2023 concert tour in Seoul. Credit: Facebook/Stray Kids