YG Rookie BABYMONSTER Unveils Performance Clip…Covers BLACKPINK
[JTBC=박정선 기자] YG’s rookie girl group, BABYMONSTER, has released a full group performance video, sparking an explosive response from global fans.
On April 1st, YG Entertainment posted a cover video of BABYMONSTER performing BLACKPINK’s ‘Don’t Know What To Do’ on their official blog. The video captures a more detailed view of their stage performance, which was first unveiled during the fourth episode of their debut reality show.
Dressed in white, the members exude a refreshing vibe, with RORA opening the performance with her soothing vocals. The trainees captivate the audience with their smooth, synchronized dance moves that seem to blend into one, earning admiration for their mastery of the legwork-intensive choreography.
As the sound builds up to the drop, the members unleash a dynamic energy, flawlessly executing powerful and precise moves despite the rapid transitions and high difficulty. This moment showcases their growth throughout the mission, truly making them a force to be reckoned with.
Their impressive, solid performance skills and the sheer enjoyment they display on stage are truly striking. Immersed in the song, they deliver subtle facial expressions that make it impossible to look away, while their relaxed smiles shake the hearts of global fans.
Fans are heatedly responding to this glimpse of the trainees’ potential, which differs from their previously revealed dance performance. With teamwork and unique charm on display, interest is mounting for their upcoming individual missions.
Meanwhile, BABYMONSTER is YG’s first girl group in approximately seven years, following BLACKPINK. The prospect members – three from South Korea (AHYEON, HARAM, RORA), two from Thailand (PHARITA, CHIQUITA), and two from Japan (RUKA, ASA) – are all-rounders, excelling in vocals, dance, rap, and visuals, receiving high expectations in the global music market. Their debut reality show ‘Last Evaluation,’ where the final members will be selected, is released every Friday at midnight.
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