YG Entertainment's new girl group BabyMonster is set to debut on November 27 as a six-member lineup, but the anticipation for BabyMonster remains high.
BabyMonster, since its first launch teaser was revealed on January 1, has completed various teasing content over approximately five months and finalized its debut as a seven-member group after the last evaluation to select final members.
As the group geared up for its official debut, BabyMonster was set to debut on November 27 and began its promotions. However, news came that member Ah Hyun, due to health reasons, would be taking a rest and not participating in the debut activities.
On November 15, YG Entertainment announced, "BabyMonster, consisting of Ruca, Pharita, Asa, Haram, Rora, and Chiquita, will simultaneously release their debut song's music video and audio on the 27th."
Ah Hyun, who was previously evaluated as 'Little Jennie', was already famous among fans for her explosive singing and rapping skills despite her young age. Fans expressed their disappointment at the news of not being able to see the highly anticipated Ah Hyun for the time being.
YG Entertainment expressed their regret, stating, "It's disappointing not to introduce Ah Hyun as a member of BabyMonster, but this decision was made for the artist's health. We will not spare our support so that Ah Hyun can fully recover and return in good condition."
Thus, BabyMonster will be making its debut in the music industry as a six-member group. Nevertheless, interest in BabyMonster is still hot. Each of the six members is equipped with vocal, rap, dance, and visual skills.
The youngest member Chiquita, despite her young age, possesses impressive singing skills, while Pharita captivates with her overwhelming physicality and clear tone. Haram is recognized for her overwhelming singing skills and soulful tone, full of charm, and Lora attracts attention with her soulful low-tone voice.
Luca stands out with her unique aura in dance and intense rapping that deeply engraves YG's hip-hop identity. Asa has proven her wide musical abilities with her unique vocal tone and fast-paced high-tone rapping.
Another point of anticipation is YG's high-quality music. YG has conducted song camps for BabyMonster's music, obtaining high-quality tracks from numerous global writers and going through a meticulous selection process. YG's senior artists and in-house producers have also joined forces to form a 'dream team.'
Reportedly, BabyMonster's debut song will be a powerful hip-hop track infused with YG's identity, and its music video, shot over five days, hints at high production values.
BabyMonster, evaluated as a 'monster rookie' for having all members skilled in vocals, rap, dance, and visuals, is raising expectations as the next-generation group to lead YG, especially with recently released teaser content showcasing upgraded concepts and stylish stylings. The world is now focused on what kind of music and concept will captivate fans globally.
