Weeekly to release holiday carol 'Happy Christmas' for 'YAOKI Project' | allkpop

Weeekly to release holiday carol 'Happy Christmas' for 'YAOKI Project'

will be treating fans to a bright holiday carol!YAOKI Project. After arriving on earth, YAOKI learns about humans through music. ", set for release on December 9 at 6 PM KST. The track features a bright and warm melody, topped with Weeekly's youthful and refreshing charms.

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