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P1Harmony’s full BLOW UP MV is available on the official channel, published November 6 at 2:00:05 p.m. KST.
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- Artist: P1Harmony
KPOP NO1 Editorial · Sources checked October 27, 2026
Update — November 6, 2026: The full BLOW UP MV is here
The countdown now has a full music video. P1Harmony’s official channel published “BLOW UP” on November 6 at 2:00:05 p.m. KST, matching FNC’s scheduled 2 p.m. album and MV release. The upload identifies BLOW UP as the group’s tenth mini album and its title track. FNC release-day schedule
The official MV description calls the title track hyperpop and describes the album as completing the group’s long-running hero journey. Those are the label’s descriptions, rather than a listening verdict. It also credits INTAK and JONGSEOB with lyrics on every track, KEEHO with lyrics on “element,” and KEEHO with lyrics and composition on “MOMENTUM.”
The full MV is separate from the earlier FINAL MISSION COMPLETE trailer. The October 27 report and November 3 schedule update below are preserved as an archive: their unreleased-MV and pending-track-information statements describe what was known then. The release date does not establish when an individual physical order arrives.
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Original story — October 27, 2026
Update — November 3, 2026: Album sampler scheduled
P1Harmony’s BLOW UP comeback campaign has reached another milestone. FNC Entertainment’s official November 3 schedule lists an album sampler ahead of the tenth mini album’s November 6 release at 2 p.m. KST.
The sampler is a new promotional milestone; it does not change the previously announced release date. The schedule listing confirms the planned item, rather than independently confirming that the sampler upload is live. Check the official channel for the latest upload.
The original October 27 report below remains as an archive. Statements about what had not yet been announced refer to that report’s original date.
P1Harmony are back in about eight months with their 10th mini album, BLOW UP, out on November 6 at 2 p.m. KST. FNC Entertainment says the album finishes a story the group has told since debut: P1Harmony as heroes, now on their last mission. Here’s what FNC and the group’s official channel have confirmed so far.
What’s confirmed
- Release: FNC’s October 21 notice lists the album for November 6, 2026. The official trailer adds the time: 2 p.m. KST. FNC notice
- Pre-orders: FNC STORE is taking orders for 16 days, from October 21 to November 5. Albums ship in order from November 6.
- Versions: Photobook, Compact, Wallet and FaNCy. Photobook, Compact and FaNCy come as a random single copy or a full set.
- Store bonus: FNC STORE adds an unreleased photocard, but only while the limited stock lasts.
- Overseas shipping: charged separately, according to the notice.
A hero story, one last time
FNC’s announcement gives the album a clear story. In BLOW UP, P1Harmony return as heroes to carry out a final mission and complete the journey they have followed as HERO since their debut.
FNC adds that P1Harmony’s heroes stay cheerful to the end. Even with a huge mission to save the world, they have sometimes been offbeat and sometimes very human, and that has given their hero story a different angle. The headline of FNC’s announcement sums up the plan in one line: the last mission, done “the P1Harmony way.”
Our take: A “final mission” sounds like an ending, but FNC frames it as completing the story, not stopping the group. Watch how the title track handles that tension when it arrives on November 6.
The trailer: FINAL MISSION COMPLETE
The first look came on October 20 with FINAL MISSION COMPLETE, a trailer on P1Harmony’s official YouTube channel. It runs about a minute and a half, and its description confirms the release time.
This is a comeback trailer, not the music video. The title track’s MV hasn’t been released yet.
Six concept films, one for each member
On the night of October 27 (KST), the channel posted six short JK CONCEPT FILM clips, one per member. Each is about 15 seconds long:
Their descriptions carry a one-line tagline, “I’ma blow it up,” along with the November 6, 2 p.m. KST release time.
Choosing a version
The four versions are physical packages, and FNC’s notice lists very different contents:
- Photobook: three designs, each with an 84-page photobook, a CD (two mini CDs in one design) and two random selfie photocards out of 12.
- Compact: six package designs, with a 28-page photobook and two mini CDs.
- Wallet: an actual leather wallet, a 40-page photobook, a mini CD and a lenticular photocard.
- FaNCy: a small ID-photo package with a CD plate and an image card.
If you’re ordering from outside Korea, keep two dates apart. November 6 is the release date, and it’s also the day FNC STORE starts shipping. It isn’t the day your copy arrives. Check your store’s delivery estimate and its own bonus terms before you order.
What we’re still checking
FNC hasn’t published the track list, the title track’s name or song credits yet, so this article doesn’t guess at them. We’ll add a dated update after the November 6 release. Everything above will stay as it is.
Where to go next
- Watch the trailer: FINAL MISSION COMPLETE on P1Harmony’s official channel.
- Read the notice: FNC’s BLOW UP pre-order announcement, with every version and price.
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Sources
- FNC Entertainment: P1Harmony 10th Mini Album BLOW UP pre-order notice and announcement (October 21, 2026)
- P1Harmony official YouTube: FINAL MISSION COMPLETE (October 20, 2026) and the six JK CONCEPT FILM clips listed above (October 27, 2026)
Update History
Post-release follow-up — Added a post-release section, official full-MV link and attributed genre, story and writing-credit details; updated listing title, summary and release status. Preserved the October 27 story, November 3 schedule note, original publication date and canonical URL.