Ailet has proven its global music power. According to Spotify, the world's largest music platform, Ailet's "Tick-Tack" has achieved a cumulative play count of 101,041,790 times as of the 27th.

This marks their fourth record of reaching over 100 million streams. The cumulative streaming count of Ailet's released songs exceeds 1.3 billion, indicating widespread popularity.

Notably, their debut song "Magnetic" surpassed 600 million plays approximately one year and two months after its release, achieving the shortest record among K-pop debut songs.

Ailet's music style resonates well with listeners. "Lucky Girl Syndrome" and "Cherish (My Love)" have also reached over 100 million streams. "Tick-Tack" is included in their second mini-album "I'LL LIKE YOU," falling under the pop genre. The lyrics express the noisy, ever-changing inner thoughts.

In particular, the unique scat sound in the chorus resembles the ticking of a clock (Tick-Tack), making it remarkably catchy. The key choreography, which mimics taking a photo with fingers, has gained immense popularity on short-form platforms, climbing to the top of the trending audio charts in both Korea and Japan.

Ailet will release its first single in Japan, "Tokiyo Tomare" (時よ止まれ), on September 1. This marks their official debut. The album will include a total of four tracks.

In addition to the title track of the same name, "Topping" will also be featured. Listeners can enjoy the Japanese version of "Borrowed Cat" and their first original Japanese song "Almond Chocolate."

A representative from Belift Lab hinted, "We will showcase the charming, sparkling images of lovely girls." The response from fans in Japan is already enthusiastic.