Rolling Stone, the prestigious American music publication, recently unveiled its list of the Top 100 Greatest Songs in the History of Korean Pop Music, and among the elite tracks, they crowned Stray Kids' 'God's Menu' as a shining star.

The news sent STAYs, the dedicated fanbase of the group, into a frenzy of excitement as they flocked to social media to share their joy and pride.

For Stray Kids, a rising global powerhouse in the fourth-generation K-pop scene, 'God's Menu' served as the title track of their debut Korean-language studio album, Go Live.

Released on June 17, 2020, under JYP Entertainment, the song quickly captivated audiences worldwide with its explosive trap-pop beats and poignant lyrics.

Rolling Stone showered the group with praise, hailing them as definitive leaders in the new generation of K-pop.

The magazine lauded the song as the perfected vision of noisy, explosive trap-pop, with a powerful opening verse by Changbin, who, alongside Bang Chan and Han, forms the talented writing and production sub-unit, 3RACHA.

Felix's baritone vocals added a unique and enthralling dimension to the song, setting it apart as a truly unforgettable track.

The excitement didn't stop there. The same day brought a whirlwind of good news for STAYs and Stray Kids alike.

Hyunjin's appointment as Versace's eighth global ambassador, Seungmin's well-deserved OST award, Changbin's appearance in a Samsung ad, and an exciting collaboration announcement all added to the celebrations.

As if that weren't enough, the group's imminent headline performance at Lollapalooza Paris heightened the anticipation even further, making the day extra special for Stray Kids and their fans!