Hyuna is back—and this time, with a new name and the same unstoppable energy.

On April 30 at 6 p.m. KST, Hyuna made her long-awaited return with the digital single “M!ss Nail” (also stylized as Miss Nail), released across major streaming platforms along with an electrifying music video.

From Solo Queen to Married Icon: A New Chapter Begins

Though the biggest change in her life since her last comeback is her marriage to Highlight’s Yong Jun-hyung in October 2024, Hyuna’s fearless artistry remains untouched. Now embracing the title “Mrs.” in her music, she steps confidently into a new era—but her signature musical color and sensual performance style continue to dominate the stage.

“Miss Nail”: Bold Rhythms, Fierce Confidence

Hyuna’s latest track “Miss Nail” is a high-energy blend of dance and alternative pop, driven by bold beats and hypnotic visuals. It features her direct, self-assured lyrics and the kind of commanding performance fans have come to love.

The track echoes Hyuna’s past hits like “Bubble Pop!” and “Lip & Hip,” but with a more mature, empowered tone. Her evolution is not in restraint, but in refinement—Mrs. Nail is seductive, stylish, and entirely self-owned.

A Visual Feast: The Comeback Music Video

In the accompanying music video, Hyuna dazzles with sleek choreography, artistic visuals, and her signature allure. Whether in sleek black outfits or playful, avant-garde fashion, her charisma leaps off the screen.

Fans will recognize familiar elements of her iconic “sexy queen” image, yet there’s an unmistakable new depth—a woman who’s experienced transformation but hasn’t sacrificed an ounce of her artistic fire.

Eleven Months Later, the Queen Still Reigns

This marks Hyuna’s first comeback in eleven months, and her return is being hailed as one of the boldest statements of 2025. Despite entering a new phase in life, she remains the fierce performer who carved out an irreplaceable space in K-pop.

Having first debuted in 2007 with Wonder Girls and later rising to superstardom with 4Minute and her solo career, Hyuna has always been a pioneer. Nicknamed the “Boa Hancock of K-pop” for her unapologetic presence, she continues to dominate the conversation with each comeback.

With ‘Miss Nail,’ Hyuna proves that marriage is a new chapter—not the end of the story. The queen is still here, still fierce, and more powerful than ever.