Nayeon NA-sty Release Time: Nov 20 at 2 p.m. KST in Every Time Zone

Cover graphic reading Nayeon NA-sty arrives Nov 20 at 2 p.m. Korea time
NA-sty arrives Nov 20 at 2 p.m. Korea time.

TWICE’s Nayeon releases her solo single NA-sty on Friday, Nov 20 at 2 p.m. Korea time, her first solo release in about two years and five months. In New York that is midnight as Nov 19 turns into Nov 20, in Los Angeles it is 9 p.m. on Nov 19, and in London it is 5 a.m. on Nov 20.

ReleaseNov 20Friday, 2 p.m. Korea time
TitleNA-stySingle, also the lead track
Gap2 years 5 monthsSince her last solo release
LabelJYPAnnounced on Oct 26

The date and the hour

JYP Entertainment announced the release on Monday, Oct 26 through TWICE’s official social media, according to the Korea Times. Soompi gives the time as 2 p.m. Korea time on Nov 20. The Korea JoongAng Daily and the Korea Herald confirm the date, and the Korea Herald notes that JYP had first confirmed on Oct 21 only that a solo album was planned for late November, with an industry source pointing to the third week of the month. Nov 20 is a Friday and falls in that third week.

The 2 p.m. (14:00) Korea time release on a 24-hour clock in other time zones, using standard time where it applies
Place Day Release time
Seoul and Tokyo Friday, Nov 20 14:00
Singapore and Manila Friday, Nov 20 13:00
Bangkok and Jakarta Friday, Nov 20 12:00
Mumbai Friday, Nov 20 10:30
Dubai Friday, Nov 20 09:00
Paris and Berlin Friday, Nov 20 06:00
London Friday, Nov 20 05:00
Sao Paulo Friday, Nov 20 02:00
New York Friday, Nov 20 00:00 (EST)
Chicago and Mexico City Thursday, Nov 19 23:00 (CST)
Los Angeles Thursday, Nov 19 21:00 (PST)
Sydney Friday, Nov 20 16:00 (AEDT)
Graphic with three cards: release on Nov 20, 2 p.m. Korea time and the first solo release in about two years and five months for Nayeon of TWICE
NA-sty in three facts: the day, the hour and the wait.

What the title means

The Korea Herald says the title combines a play on Nayeon’s name with the word nasty, and that it hints she will show her playful and candid sides. The Korea JoongAng Daily explains the wordplay: it merges her name with na, the Korean word for me. The Korea Times describes it the same way, as a play on her name and personal style with nasty, meant to show a bolder, more candid side.

The Korea Herald says the title applies to the single and to its lead track. Soompi describes a teaser called CAPTIVATED MODE: ON, and the Korea Times describes the teaser as a logo animation with angelic halos and wing-shaped icons that change color over a moving screensaver.

Timeline graphic of Nayeon's 2024 solo EP Na, the May 2026 drama song Love Is Enough, the Oct 26 date announcement and the Nov 20 release of NA-sty
Her solo releases and the road to Nov 20.

Her solo releases so far

Nayeon’s solo releases, per the Korea Herald and the Korea Times
Release When Lead track Reported chart result
Im Nayeon (EP) June 2022 POP! Debuted at No. 7 on the Billboard 200
Na (EP) June 2024 ABCD Debuted at No. 7 on the Billboard 200
Love Is Enough (single) May 2026 Drama soundtrack single for Sold Out on You Not a solo album
NA-sty (single) Nov 20, 2026 NA-sty Release day

The Korea Herald says Im Nayeon made her the first K-pop soloist to enter the Billboard 200’s top 10, and that Na made her the first female K-pop soloist with two top-10 albums on the chart. The Korea Times notes that the November date is a break from her usual summer release timing, since both EPs came out in June.

What came out before the date

The Oct 21 Korea Herald report said no teasers, concept, tracklist or lead single had been announced at that stage. The Oct 26 reports then added the title, the date and the hour and described the first teaser. The coverage calls NA-sty a single in some places and a solo project or album in others, and the Nov 20 listing on streaming services will show the final format.

About TWICE

The Korea JoongAng Daily reminds readers that TWICE debuted in October 2015 with the EP The Story Begins under JYP Entertainment and has nine members: Nayeon, Jeongyeon, Momo, Sana, Jihyo, Mina, Dahyun, Chaeyoung and Tzuyu.

Three-column graphic showing the NA-sty release time in Asia, Europe and the Americas, from 2 p.m. in Seoul to midnight in New York
What time NA-sty arrives where you live.

How to be there at 2 p.m. in Seoul

  1. Find your city in the table above and write down the local time for release.
  2. If you are in the Americas, remember that the release lands on the evening of Thursday, Nov 19 in Los Angeles, Chicago and Mexico City, and at midnight in New York.
  3. Set a reminder for 15 minutes earlier so you can open your streaming app and the official TWICE channels.
  4. Follow JYP and TWICE channels for the tracklist and further teasers as they are announced.
  • Release time converted to my time zone
  • Reminder set for Nov 20, 2 p.m. in Seoul
  • Streaming app updated and logged in
  • JYP and TWICE channels followed for teaser news

Frequently asked questions

When does NA-sty come out?

On Friday, Nov 20, 2026 at 2 p.m. Korea time, according to Soompi and the Korea Times.

Is it an album or a single?

The reports use both words. The Korea Herald calls it a solo single and says the title also applies to the album and lead track.

What does NA-sty mean?

It combines a play on her name, using na, the Korean word for me, with the word nasty, to suggest a playful and candid side.

When was her last solo release?

Her last solo EP, Na, came out in June 2024. In May 2026 she released Love Is Enough, a drama soundtrack single that the Korea Herald says is not a solo album.

What time is it in the United States?

Midnight in New York and 9 p.m. in Los Angeles on Thursday, Nov 19, using standard time.

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