NMIXX released a collaboration with Brazilian pop star Pablo Vittar titled 'TIC TIC' in February, leading the K-POP trend of Brazilian Funk adoption. The track combines fast beats and repetitive choruses with Vittar's Portuguese lyrics, seamlessly blending both artists' styles. NMIXX notably premiered 'TIC TIC' at São Paulo Carnival before its official release, marking the first time a K-POP group performed at this iconic event. The Brazilian Funk trend is spreading among K-POP artists, with groups like ENHYPEN ('Bloody Paradise'), ATEEZ ('BAD'), and CATSAI ('Hootie Frutti') releasing tracks based on this genre. Brazilian Funk has become a global sound through TikTok dance challenges, featuring strong beats and choreography that create strong synergy with K-POP's performance-focused culture. Brazil hosts one of the world's largest K-POP fandoms, making the fusion of K-POP and Brazilian music appealing to audiences on both sides.