ITZY’s Yuna on ‘THAT’S A NO NO’ resurgence: ‘Ice Cream’ solo debut can keep momentum

By Choi Songhee Posted : March 23, 2026, 14:39 Updated : March 23, 2026, 14:39
ITZY member Yuna speaks at a news conference for her first solo mini-album, ‘Ice Cream,’ in Seoul on March 23. [Photo=Yonhap]

ITZY’s Yuna shared her thoughts on the renewed popularity of the group’s track “THAT’S A NO NO.”

A news conference marking the release of Yuna’s first solo album, “Ice Cream,” was held Monday afternoon at the Pullman Ambassador Seoul East Pole in Seoul’s Gwangjin district.

“THAT’S A NO NO,” a B-side from ITZY’s second mini-album “IT’z ME,” released in March 2020, has been gaining traction through social media and is climbing music charts again.

“‘THAT’S A NO NO’ is rising again,” Yuna said. “As spring comes, it’s getting a lot of love, so I feel great. I’d be grateful if ‘Ice Cream’ is loved along with ‘THAT’S A NO NO.’” She added, “I’m confident I can keep this momentum with my solo activities.”

She said her strength is “bright, natural energy,” adding that listeners will be able to feel that in the new album.

“Ice Cream” is a bubblegum pop track described as bouncy and highly addictive. It carries the message: “Like ice cream melting sweetly, don’t miss this moment — enjoy it to the fullest,” and aims to energize listeners. The album is set to be released at 6 p.m. Monday on major music platforms.




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