BOYNEXTDOOR VIRAL Remix Released With SANTOS BRAVOS Collaboration

BOYNEXTDOOR’s “VIRAL (SANTOS BRAVOS Remix)” has been released, marking a new version of the group’s “VIRAL” with Latin American boy band SANTOS BRAVOS. The BOYNEXTDOOR VIRAL Remix arrived on June 22 at 1 PM KST, following a June 20 announcement through official channels and related media notices.¹

The release centers on “VIRAL,” the title track from BOYNEXTDOOR’s first full album “HOME.” OSEN reported that the SANTOS BRAVOS version was announced as the first in a planned sequence of remix releases involving different artists, positioning the track as an extension of the original single rather than a separate campaign.²

BOYNEXTDOOR VIRAL Remix Arrives With SANTOS BRAVOS

BOYNEXTDOOR VIRAL SANTOS BRAVOS Remix Seoul recording studio concept

SANTOS BRAVOS’ Weverse notice listed the release timing as June 21 at 10 PM CST and June 22 at 1 PM KST, confirming the cross-time-zone rollout for “VIRAL (SANTOS BRAVOS Remix).”¹ The title styling used in the announcement and official uploads identifies the track specifically as “VIRAL (SANTOS BRAVOS Remix),” preserving the original song title while naming the collaborating act.

The official visualizer was published by HYBE LABELS on YouTube on June 22 and presented as official BOYNEXTDOOR content, with the remix pairing credited to SANTOS BRAVOS.³ A separate official audio listing on YouTube identifies the track as “VIRAL (SANTOS BRAVOS Remix)” by BOYNEXTDOOR, says it was provided by KOZ Entertainment, and lists KOZ Entertainment as the label source.⁴

The collaboration’s background was also described in the Weverse release announcement. The notice said the connection developed after SANTOS BRAVOS helped JAEHYUN with Portuguese pronunciation for his cover of “Menina de Vermelho.”¹ A SANTOS BRAVOS community manager described the project as “a very natural collaboration that grew from an existing connection and a shared love of music.”¹

That explanation gives the remix a documented origin point beyond a standard feature credit. The available source material links the collaboration to prior language support between the artists, then to an official remix release under the “VIRAL” title. The sources do not provide further recording details, production credits, or a full personnel list beyond the named artists and label/platform credits.

Latin-Inspired Version Extends “VIRAL”

allkpop reported on June 23 that BOYNEXTDOOR released the new remix of “VIRAL” with Latin American boy band SANTOS BRAVOS on June 22. The report described the release as a cross-cultural collaboration within the HYBE ecosystem and said the remix adds Spanish-language verses and Latin-inspired elements to the original track.⁵

Those details define the main musical distinction available in the source material: the remix adapts “VIRAL” through language and arrangement elements associated with the collaboration. The sources do not provide a full lyrical breakdown, runtime, producer statement, or comparative analysis of the original and remix versions. The confirmed framing is narrower and clearer: BOYNEXTDOOR’s title track “VIRAL” has received a SANTOS BRAVOS remix with Spanish-language and Latin-inspired additions.

The remix also follows prior activity around the original “VIRAL.” Sports Kyunghyang reported that “VIRAL” topped the KBS2 “Music Bank” K-Chart for the June 8-14 tracking period and entered several domestic music charts.⁶ That chart context explains why the remix release was covered as a continuation of the song’s public momentum, though the source material does not provide full chart positions across every listed domestic platform.

OSEN’s report similarly framed the remix as a way for BOYNEXTDOOR to continue the popularity of “VIRAL,” while noting that it was tied to the group’s first full album “HOME.”² The wording in available reports points to a release strategy built around extending the title track’s reach through additional versions, beginning with the SANTOS BRAVOS collaboration.

Official Media Confirms Release Details

The release is supported by official platform uploads from both HYBE LABELS and KOZ Entertainment. HYBE LABELS’ official visualizer confirms the remix presentation as BOYNEXTDOOR content, while KOZ Entertainment’s official audio listing identifies the song title, artist, release year, and label source.³⁴

These official media records are important because they confirm the track’s availability and naming after the earlier June 20 announcement. Before release, the Weverse notice and Korean media reports described the scheduled timing. After release, the official visualizer and official audio listing reflected the completed rollout on June 22.

The available information does not indicate that an additional music video, live performance schedule, physical release, or separate promotional event accompanied the remix. It also does not include sales figures or streaming totals for the remix itself. The verified record is limited to the release announcement, official visualizer, official audio listing, reported collaboration background, and chart context for the original “VIRAL.”

With “VIRAL (SANTOS BRAVOS Remix),” BOYNEXTDOOR has extended the first full album “HOME” title track through an officially released collaboration with SANTOS BRAVOS. The remix’s confirmed angle is straightforward: a June 22 release, official HYBE LABELS and KOZ Entertainment media support, and a Latin-inspired version rooted in a previously established connection between the artists.