MIDZYs got something big today!

K-pop girl group ITZY dropped "No Biggle", a pre-release track from its third Japanese single "Algorhythm," along with a lyric video.

The song perfectly embodies ITZY's distinct theme of self-empowerment through a bright pop sound and self-affirmative lyrics.

The Japanese single set to be released on May 15 will consist of four tracks — the title track "Algorhythm," the b-side and pre-release track "No Biggle," and the instrumental versions of the two songs. 

According to South Korean news outlets, "Algorhythm" is the group's creative wordplay which means "shining brightly with one's own rhythm, ignoring the constraints of a predefined algorithm."

The 4th gen female act's last Japanese release was "Ringo," their first studio album in the country, which came out last October.

ITZY, the sister group of JYP Entertainment's TWICE and NMIXX, is still performing as a 4-member group while their main vocalist Lia is on hiatus due to anxiety issues.

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They will hold their "Born to Be" concert at the Mall of Asia Arena on August 3 as part of their world tour.

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