Soompi just dropped a new quiz for Stays, and it is dangerously simple: rate Stray Kids songs from one to five stars, and the quiz will try to guess your bias. But there is one rule — be honest. You cannot just hand out five stars to everything. (Well, technically you can. They are all great songs.)
The premise works because Stray Kids have one of the widest discographies in K-pop. The eight-member group — Bang Chan, Lee Know, Changbin, Hyunjin, Han, Felix, Seungmin and I.N — has experimented with everything from EDM bangers to rock-infused anthems to moody ballads, which means your song ratings actually say something about which member’s style pulls you in.
How the Stray Kids Bias Quiz Works
The quiz hands you a stack of Stray Kids tracks spanning their sub-genres and asks you to rate each from one to five stars. Your taste profile — are you all about the hard-hitting title tracks, the vocal-driven B-sides, the rap-line-heavy anthems? — is then matched to a member.
Think about your own patterns: if you instinctively five-star the aggressive, in-your-face tracks like “God’s Menu” or “Thunderous,” that points one way; if the melodic, emotional cuts like “Maniac” or “Case 143” get your highest ratings, that points another. The quiz does the rest.
Why Stray Kids Bias Quizzes Are So Addictive
With a group whose in-house production unit 3RACHA (Bang Chan, Changbin and Han) writes and produces most of the music, every member leaves fingerprints on different parts of the catalog. A bias quiz built on song ratings is really asking: whose musical DNA do you connect with most?
Take the quiz on Soompi, then drop your result in the comments — and be honest about whether it nailed your bias or completely missed.
Stray Kids (Credits: JYP Entertainment / Soompi)
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