P-Pop group SB19 collaborated with global group KATSEYE for the dance trend, "Touch," the latter's latest single.

KATSEYE posted the dance clip on their Instagram page much to the delight of the fans. "SB19 making the challenge fire 🔥," read the caption on the global group's social media page posted on Saturday, September 21.

"My MAHALIMA heart is so happy❤️ SB19 blends so well," one fan commented.

"OMG! My 2 fav groups in 1," another fan posted.

"I love this collaboration!" another fan said.

The clip has already gained more than 570K views as of this writing. 

KATSEYE recently visited Manila for their Asia tour.

The group performed for their Filipino fans at the Ayala Malls Market! Market!

"We never expected so many of you guys to be here and I think we are just so very shocked right now. And we cannot be more grateful. Thank you so much for taking the time out of your day to come and see us," KATSEYE member Lara told their Filipino fans at the mall show.

The group vowed that they would return to the Philippines to perform in a concert.

"We can't wait to come back to do a full show for you guys very soon," she stated.

Composed of Sophia, Daniela, Lara, Yoonchae, Manon, and Megan, KATSEYE made their debut in August upon the released of their Extended Play SIS (Soft Is Strong).

Prior to the release of the EP, the group dropped their first single "Debut" in June and their second single "Touch" in July.

"Our debut was absolutely amazing. It couldn’t have gone better. We were so excited to finally come out with music and show the world who we are as KATSEYE, and we’ve just been working so, so hard on this album," Daniela told The Hollywood Reporter.

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KATSEYE was formed through the reality talent show The Debut: Dream Academy and is managed by HYBE in collaboration with the American label Geffen Records.

A docuseries titled Pop Star Academy: KATSEYE premiered on Netflix on August 21, chronicling the girl group’s formation journey, as 20 contestants were narrowed down to the final six members.