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R.Tee and Block B's Taeil Join Forces for Virtual Group BEGRITZ


July 14, 2026
R.Tee and Block B's Taeil Join Forces for Virtual Group BEGRITZ
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The situation
DNABLE is launching a virtual K-pop group called BEGRITZ, produced by R.Tee and with Block B's Taeil as A&R and vocal director. The group will debut in August with a concept based on five dokkaebi characters. BEGRITZ will utilize real-time CG production, AI technology, and performance capture for livestreams and events.

What the internet did with it

  • Theqoo comments are unbothered, with one user noting that the use of dokkaebi characters is a bit *_사이다_* (refreshingly unexpected) given the current trend of fantasy concepts in K-pop.
  • R.Tee's involvement has raised expectations for the group's music quality, given their credits with notable artists like BLACKPINK and BIGBANG.
  • DNABLE's description of BEGRITZ as a "long-term entertainment IP" suggests that the project may have a broader scope than a traditional idol group, but details on what this entails are still scarce.

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The open question
The exact nature of BEGRITZ's interactive content and how it will be implemented remains unclear, leaving fans wondering what to expect from the group's debut and subsequent activities. — "I'm curious to see how they'll balance the music and storytelling aspects"

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Top Comments from Reddit

u/pagerunner-j
“BEGRITZ” sure is a choice.
u/SandysBurner
If you can be anything, be grits.
u/pagerunner-j
Can I be Gritty instead?
u/perochan
The five-member virtual boy group will be produced by R.Tee, whose credits include work with artists such as BLACKPINK, BIGBANG and SOMI. According to the company, R.Tee will oversee the group's music production, including the debut album, creative direction and recording process. Block B’s Taeil will participate as the group's A&R and vocal director, contributing to vocal direction and the group's overall musical development.
u/skyulip
this is great and all but taeil can you please get back in the studio for your damn self
u/alrightandsit
Investing in everything that it takes to make a virtual group functional seems like a steep cost, so I wonder how these expenses compare to the costs to produce a non-virtual group. Maybe they're saving from the AI usage and potentially trainees that already trained under companies?
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