XLOV released their second mini album "I, God" on May 27, 2026, with "SERVE" as the title track. The song rides a groovy bassline and pairs with voguing-inspired choreography, and its music video features a cameo from actress Han So-hee. The concept draws on the chess idea of pawn promotion, framing a move from imperfection toward completion. The mini album runs seven tracks, including the jazz-tinged opener "The Rules," the unit songs "Extancy" and "Hips," and "Back 2 Back." It is the genderless group's first comeback since their January 2025 debut.
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XLOV is a South Korean boy group known for a genderless concept and an androgynous visual style, made up of four members: Wumuti, Rui, Hyun, and Haru. The lineup is multinational, with members from China, Taiwan, South Korea, and Japan. The group was formed by 257 Entertainment and debuted on January 7, 2025 with the single album "I'mma Be." In March 2026, RBW acquired 257 Entertainment through its subsidiary WM Entertainment, which now manages the group. The name XLOV combines "X," standing for the unknown, with "LOV," representing an incomplete love, reflecting the act's open-ended, boundary-pushing concept. Their early material leans toward bold, performance-driven pop that foregrounds the group's androgynous styling. As one of the newer fifth-generation acts and one of the few K-pop groups built explicitly around a genderless image, XLOV entered with a distinct visual identity that set them apart from other rookie debuts of their wave.