Stray Kids is a k-pop group performing this Friday (11) at Rock in Rio's Palco Mundo, marking the genre's debut at the festival. The group's fans are called "stays" and are frequently seen wearing plush toys and accessories related to the band during events.
The SKZOO are cartoon animal-shaped mascots representing the eight members of Stray Kids. Each mascot corresponds to a specific member of the group, serving as a caricatured and stylized representation of each idol.
These mascots appear in various merchandise formats, including plush toys, keychains, clothing and accessories. The products are sold through the group's official store, and a pop-up store is set up at Shopping Metropolitano Barra, in Rio de Janeiro, running until Sunday (13).
During the festival, it is not uncommon to see fans with SKZOO plush toys hanging from their clothes or even using them as inspiration for complete outfits, demonstrating the strong emotional bond that stays have with these representations of their favorite idols.
