Nov. 28, 2025, SEOUL, KOREA – K-pop standout i-dle from Cube Entertainment will open an official fan community on Berriz ― a global K-culture fan platform created by Kakao Entertainment ― to foster deeper connections with followers worldwide. With this launch, i-dle and its global fandom Neverland will create new moments through close interactions.

Berriz will offer a space where they can share their daily routines, as well as a range of content and services such as behind-the-scenes photos, videos, and livestreaming. A variety of exclusive content for Neverland will be available as well, allowing i-dle and its fans to expand communication and build stronger ties. At Berriz Shop, pre-sales for i-dle’s 2026 Season’s Greetings started on Nov. 20.

Debuting with the mini-album, “I am” in 2018, i-dle has established itself as a marquee name in K-pop known for powerful concepts and explosive stage presence. Following its rebranding this year, the group returned with its eighth mini-album “We are,” becoming a million-seller for four consecutive releases and solidifying its global star status. Moreover, its Japanese EP ‘i-dle’ ranked 1^st on the Oricon Daily Album Chart while making it onto various global charts including Billboard Japan, Apple Music. and iTunes. Its first-ever arena tour in Japan, which took place in October, also generated buzz for its overwhelming band live performances and a rich setlist featuring a series of fan-favorite songs.

LIGHTSUM, another girl group from Cube Entertainment, also plans to launch its official fan community on Berriz on Nov. 29. The group debuted with its first single “Vanila” in 2021 and has captivated K-pop fans with their iconic songs “VIVACE” and “ALIVE.” Known as the next leader in K-pop with its own distinctive musical color, LIGHTSUM will connect deeply with its followers across the globe via Berriz, showcasing its friendly side.  

Meanwhile, Kakao Entertainment’s Berriz is a global K-culture fan platform that brings together fans of all kinds of K-culture IP from artists and creators to dramas, films, webtoons and musicals. It is a new playground where they can interact closely with their beloved K-pop stars via livestreams, chat with lifelike AI personas modeled after their favorite drama characters, and explore witty keywords generated from their own comments. With the recent introduction of Berriz Shop, a custom-made online fan store offering official merchandise from various K-culture IPs, Berriz plans to deliver a differentiated commerce journey in addition to its fandom experience.