Stray Kids performed as headliner of the Rock in Rio k-pop night, entering the stage shortly after midnight with bombastic accompanying music. The first song was "Topline," which immediately provoked enthusiasm in the audience, with a sea of lights in the spectators' phones.
The group delivered a fierce attack of strong beats and overlapping vocals, with a style described as a legitimate example of hyperpop, transitioning between the childish and androgynous adolescent and the aggressively masculine. The songs "S-class" and "Bounce back" exemplified this musical approach.
Before continuing the show, the group spoke to the audience in Korean, with simultaneous translation, presenting what was to come next. The performance continued with "Maniac," described as frantic cyber-rap at a superhuman pace.
The audience responded with endless screams during the performance, demonstrating the characteristic energy of k-pop shows. The reviewer concludes that this type of presentation is natural for the genre.
