Virtual girl group Priz-V has made a powerful entrance into the music scene, landing top spots on international iTunes K-pop charts with their debut digital single ‘We! (with you),’ signaling a bold new direction for the future of virtual K-pop.
On April 24, Priz-V officially released their debut single We! (with you), immediately capturing global attention. The track topped the UK iTunes K-pop chart, ranked No. 2 in the US, and placed in the top rankings in eight countries including Canada, Germany, France, Switzerland, Belgium, and Chile. These achievements mark an impressive start for a virtual group, showcasing their strong potential in both domestic and global markets.
We! (with you) is a pop song that blends upbeat rhythms with heartfelt lyrics. The track likens long-awaited connections to “miracles,” and highlights the group’s refreshing vocals and emotionally resonant themes. Every element — from the cover art and lore to the overall aesthetic — reflects a cohesive concept that clearly defines the group’s identity.
Priz-V will hold their first fan concert on May 3 at Yonsei University Grand Auditorium in Seoul. The event will also be livestreamed globally via Weverse, allowing fans from around the world to witness their official debut stage. The concert will include the first full performance of We! (with you).
Priz-V is the first virtual idol group launched by Metaverse Entertainment, a subsidiary of Netmarble F&C, a game development arm under Netmarble. The five members — Guseulyo, Ttarin, Morara, Elcie, and Harry — each possess unique personalities and skill sets. The group emphasizes interactive fan engagement, focusing not only on music and video content but also on real-time communication and character-driven storytelling.
The emergence of Priz-V represents a meaningful convergence of virtual entertainment and the K-pop idol system, offering a glimpse into the evolving dynamics of fandom and media. With a chart-topping debut and a clear creative direction, Priz-V is set to become a key player in the virtual music industry and a new symbol of K-pop’s digital future.
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