Saja Boys accused of plagiarism Stray Kids Netflix announced that a lightstick will be released for Saja Boys from the K-POP Demon Hunters cartoon.Stray Kids fans believe that the Saja Boys logo on the joystick looks like the Stray Kids logo, which is why they started accusing them of plagiarism.


Stray Kids was included in the BoF 500 list."The band's huge number of fans around the world and its members' partnerships with brands such as Louis Vuitton, Bottega Veneta and Gucci have led them to become influential players in the fashion world."
"Stray Kids is an eight—member k-pop group that includes Bang Chan, Lee Know, Changbin, Hyunjin, Han, Felix, Seungmin, and I.N. Their collective influence on and off the stage has made them a powerful force in fashion.
Stray Kids group has over 31 million followers on Instagram, which is more than twice as many as its peers like Seventeen, and the number of individual subscribers is in the tens of millions, so they provide their partners with unprecedented visibility and access to the youth market. Their influence on fashion is also regularly noted in the media, as reported by GQ, WWD, Vogue Arabia and Hypebeast of the Tommy Hilfiger brand; they appeared on the red carpet of the 2024 Met Gala in outfits created by the designer. Since then, the band members have only been expanding their collective fashion reach.
Felix is a global ambassador for Louis Vuitton, Hyunjin represents Versace and Cartier, Ban Chan collaborates with Fendi, I.N. with Bottega Veneta, and Lee Know was appointed global ambassador for Gucci in 2025. Their growing presence reflects both the evolving relationship between k-pop and global luxury, as well as the strategic shift of fashion houses towards talent with direct fan participation.Stray Kids group has over 31 million followers on Instagram, which is more than twice as many as its peers like Seventeen, and the number of individual subscribers is in the tens of millions, so they provide their partners with unprecedented visibility and access to the youth market. Their influence on fashion is also regularly noted in the media, as reported by GQ, WWD, Vogue Arabia and Hypebeast."

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