"Divine" () is a song by South Korean boy band Stray Kids from their second mixtape Do It. It was released through JYP Entertainment and Republic Records on November 21, 2025, as one of the mixtape's lead singles, alongside the title track.
Background and release
Following the end of the band's Dominate: Celebrate on October 19, 2025, a part of the Dominate World Tour, Stray Kids announced their second mixtape, marketed as "SKZ It Tape", titled Do It. Its black-and-white trailer, featuring the members as present-day divines (seonin), was played on screen at the concert and later uploaded to their social media. The next day, the band posted the mixtape's track list; "Do It" and "Divine" serves as the dual lead singles. The group teased a snippet of "Divine" through the house-based mashup video, as well as its instrumentals via the band's social media. JYP Entertainment and Republic Records released "Divine" concurrently with the mixtape on November 21, 2025.
Composition
Self-described as "new pop", "Divine" is a boom bap-based old-school hip-hop track. Opening with jazz and 1990s R&B, the song includes traditional Korean music elements of gutgeori jangdan "deong gideok kung deoreoreo" rhythms. Lyrically, "Divine" explores "breaking free from the constraints of the world and enjoying everything as if it were a new adventure."
Music video
An accompanying music video for "Divine", directed by Sam Son, premiered on November 27, 2025, preceded by a teaser video. Inspired and paid homage by classic novel Chŏn Uch'i chŏns protagonist and real-life Taoist scholar Chŏn Uch'i, the music video depicts Stray Kids as modern-day divines leading dokkaebi to have fun with the background of a palace. The video features the modern reinterpretations of Korean traditional arts, such as animated ink wash, Irworobongdo, and tiger paintings.
Live performances
Stray Kids performed "Divine" for the first time as a part of "The K-pop Champion" shows on November 29 at the 2025 MAMA Awards, held at Kai Tak Stadium, Hong Kong.
Credits and personnel Personnel Stray Kids – lead vocals Bang Chan (3Racha) – background vocals, instruments, computer programming, vocal direction, recording, digital editing Changbin (3Racha) – background vocals, vocal direction Han (3Racha) – background vocals, vocal direction Versachoi – instruments, computer programming, vocal direction, digital editing Eom Se-hee – recording Lee Kyeong-won – digital editing Yoon Won-kwon – mixing Kwon Nam-woo – mastering Lee Ha-neul – mixing and mastering in Dolby Atmos
Locations JYP Studios – recording Channie's "Room" – recording, digital editing Madmiix – mixing Sound Mastering – mastering BK Studio – mixing and mastering in Dolby Atmos
Charts
Weekly charts + Weekly chart performance for "Divine" Chart (2025) Peakposition Japan Hot Shot Songs (Billboard Japan) 5 New Zealand Hot Singles (RMNZ) 15 Russia Streaming (TopHit) 96 South Korea (Circle) 120 South Korea Download (Circle) 12 US World Digital Song Sales (Billboard) 3
Monthly charts + Monthly chart performance for "Divine" Chart (2025) Position South Korea Download (Circle) 21
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