URGENT UPDATE: The girl group CLASS:y has officially ended their 1,000+ day hiatus, announcing a new partnership with K-Tigers Entertainment. This breakthrough comes just hours after their social media teased a “new chapter of the party,” signaling an imminent comeback.
Fans have long voiced their frustrations with the group’s former agency, M25, which is fully owned by POCKETDOL STUDIO. Since debuting in May 2022, CLASS:y has faced significant inactivity, with no official Korean comeback for a staggering 751 days prior to this announcement. While a mini-album titled “Love XX” was released, it only featured two tracks and their instrumentals, further extending their silence.
On November 13, 2025, CLASS:y posted a video on their official Twitter account, hinting at revitalization. The clip ended with a new logo, indicating a shift to K-Tigers Entertainment, which has taken over management duties.
In an official statement, K-Tigers Entertainment expressed their commitment to supporting CLASS:y. They vowed to respect the artists’ voices and ambitions, stating,
“We promise to provide full support so that they can fully express their own colors.”
The agency is actively working with the group on a new album, aiming to reinvigorate their careers after a prolonged period of dormancy.
Netizens have reacted positively to the news, expressing relief at the transition to a new management team. Comments flooded social media, with fans saying, “Omg, that’s great — they’re still such babies,” and “I hope they get their moment to shine.” The excitement among the fandom, known as Click-Key, is palpable as they anticipate the group’s return.
This major development underscores the significance of artist management in the K-pop industry, where prolonged inactivity can lead to dwindling fan engagement. As CLASS:y prepares for their comeback, they aim to reclaim their place in the competitive landscape of fourth-generation K-pop groups.
Stay tuned for more updates as K-Tigers Entertainment promises to unveil additional details regarding CLASS:y’s upcoming activities. This transition marks not just a change in management but a hopeful renaissance for a group that has faced numerous challenges since their inception.
