CORTIS Marks Year One With GREENGREEN Expansion

The most important detail in CORTIS' latest official YouTube upload is not only the title "MONEYMONEYMONEY." It is the album line attached to it: GREENGREEN_playextended. According to HYBE LABELS' official YouTube channel, the visualizer is tied directly to the expanded version of CORTIS' second mini album and points listeners to the official album link, making the video a release-day guide for fans who want to understand what changed in the GREENGREEN era.

CORTIS' agency Big Hit Music and entertainment outlets including The Korea Herald and StarNews frame the project around the group's first anniversary. The expanded album adds two new tracks, "PACK IT UP" and "MONEYMONEYMONEY," to the six songs already connected with GREENGREEN. That distinction is important because the video is not being presented as a detached performance clip. It is one part of a larger anniversary package that reopens the album, gives the fandom new music to organize around and creates a clear search path for release-day listeners.

The official description also gives a compact map of the group's current digital ecosystem. It links to CORTIS on YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, Weverse, X, Facebook, Weibo, the group's site and a newsletter page. For a young act, those links are part of the story. They show that the visualizer is designed to move viewers from one video into a full fan loop: streaming, following, community posting, collecting and returning for the next update.

The new track is an anniversary marker, not a loose extra

Expanded editions can sometimes feel like bookkeeping, but this release has a clearer emotional hook. The first anniversary gives "MONEYMONEYMONEY" a job: it has to make the group's debut year feel active again. According to entertainment media coverage, the project was prepared with two additional songs and a physical version described around a CORTIS Ball concept, giving fans both new audio and a collectible object attached to the milestone. That combination of fresh music and tangible fan culture has become standard for anniversary projects among newer groups.

CORTIS first unveiled the new songs on the opening night of the 2026 CORTIS TOUR "PUT YOUR PHONE DOWN" BIRTHDAY PARTY held on August 22 at Seoul Korea University Hwajeong Gymnasium. That sequencing—tour announcement, then album expansion—signals that the group is building toward momentum rather than resting on debut-year goodwill.