Girl group ILLIT has added another milestone to its résumé with “Do the Dance.”

According to Spotify on Tuesday, “Do the Dance,” the title track of ILLIT’s third mini-album, released in June last year, had racked up 200,304,860 streams as of November 8 this year. It is the group’s sixth song to pass the 200 million mark on the platform.

“Do the Dance” is a French house-style track built around a romantic string motif. The lyrics liken the dazed feeling after a first-date blunder to a Korean proverb about being “like a borrowed cat.” The song won fans by capturing the flutter and freshness of a first date.

ILLIT debuted in March 2024 and broke out with songs including “Magnetic,” “Not Cute Anymore” and “It’s Me.” The group returned on October 26 with its fifth mini-album, <em>Break Even</em>. Its title track, "You're Under Arrest,” is an electropop number that delivers a warning to someone who has mistaken habitual kindness for romantic interest. Fueled by its distinctively addictive hook, the song has gained popularity and has dominated charts in South Korea and abroad.

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ILLIT's "Do the Dance" Hits 230 Million Streams: What Makes This Track a Must-Listen?