RIIZE is gaining major attention online as their latest title track “Do Your Dance” becomes a viral hit on short-form video platforms.
The song’s official dance challenge has surpassed 100 million cumulative views on TikTok, adding another achievement to the group’s growing success.
According to reports on July 7, content related to “Do Your Dance” has reached more than 100 million views on TikTok as of July 4. The song has also continued to spread on YouTube Shorts, with over 3,000 videos created using the song’s official audio.
According to AllKPop, the challenge’s popularity stems from RIIZE’s easy-to-follow choreography inspired by the lyrics “Head, Hips, Shoulders, Toes.”
The simple yet energetic moves encouraged fans and creators to participate, creating different types of videos, from outfit showcases to soccer-related clips during the World Cup season.
The challenge also attracted attention after several artists and entertainers participated. TVXQ’s Changmin, EXO’s Chanyeol and Kai, NCT WISH, Hats2Hats’ Carmen and Yeon, as well as comedians Park Myung Soo, Jung Joon Ha and Yang Se Chan have joined the trend, helping the song reach even more viewers.
RIIZE’s “II” Reaches Million-Seller Status
“Do Your Dance” serves as the title track of RIIZE’s second mini-album, “II,” which was released on June 15. The album became the group’s fourth million-selling album, demonstrating the strong support behind RIIZE’s latest comeback.
Since its release, ‘II’ has achieved impressive results on both the Korean and international charts, Ktrenz reported. The album ranked first on the weekly Hanteo Chart and earned top spots on the Circle charts.
The title track also reached No. 1 on the daily Melon Global K-Chart and Melon HOT100 charts, while RIIZE racked up three consecutive music show wins.
The album also performed well abroad. “II” topped iTunes Top Albums charts in six regions and reached No. 1 on China’s integrated K-pop chart across multiple Tencent Music platforms. It also received a Platinum certification from QQ Music and led the platform’s digital album sales chart.
In Japan, the album ranked number one on the AWA Real-Time Chart and the Recochoku Weekly Album Chart.
