Sun kissed: Big Naughty and NCT’s Mark Set to Bring the Heat with Collaborative Summer Single

Get ready to feel the heat this summer as two of the hottest names in Korean music join forces for a scorching new collaboration. Sun Kissed (여름이잖아), the upcoming single by Big Naughty, the dynamic rapper known for his introspective lyricism, and NCT’s Mark, the charismatic rap sensation from the world of K-pop, is set to deliver the ultimate summer anthem, dropping on June 26.

Seo Dong-hyeon has been making waves in the Korean hip-hop scene since his debut. With his dynamic style and magnetic personality, he has quickly become a favourite among fans of Korean rap. His distinct style of rapping blends seamlessly with R&B, setting him apart and he has consistently delivers music that resonates deeply with listeners.

This collaboration comes hot on the heels of Naughty’s recent team-up with Red Velvet’s Joy for the enchanting track My Lips Like Warm Coffee, released in May. The song was a delightful blend of Joy’s honeyed vocals and Naughty’s soulful rap, showcasing their undeniable chemistry and leaving fans hungry for more.

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Now, with Sun Kissed, Seo Dong-hyeon is teaming up with NCT’s Mark to deliver the ultimate summer anthem. Mark, known for his dynamic rap verses and captivating stage presence as a member of NCT, brings a fresh energy to the collaboration. With his sharp lyrics and effortless charisma, Mark is sure to complement Naughty’s laid-back vibe, creating a synergy that is bound to leave listeners enchanted.

Sun Kissed promises to be a celebration of all things summer, with its infectious beat and feel-good vibes. As the season of sun-kissed beaches and balmy nights approaches, this collaboration couldn’t come at a better time. Fans can expect nothing short of a musical extravaganza that will have them dancing all summer long.

With their combined talent and star power, Naughty and Mark are set to make waves not only in Korea but across the globe. So mark your calendars and get ready to bask in the glow of this upcoming song as these two dynamic artists take the world by storm.

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Shabnam Jahan
Shabnam Jahan
Shabnam Jahan has completed her Masters in Journalism Mass Communication from SRM University, Chennai. She has a total interning experience of 6 months and has previously interned at Asiana Times as a content writer and at The News Minute as a Graphic Designer.

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