Watch Out! BABYMONSTER Unveils Ahyeon's Comeback Surprise Alongside 'Stuck In The Middle' Teasers
In a surprise announcement video released by YG Entertainment on January 25, founder Yang Hyun Suk shared exciting news about the return of Ahyeon to BABYMONSTER . Ahyeon, who had to sit out the group's debut last November due to health concerns, is now set to rejoin the seven-member lineup for their upcoming comeback this spring.
The reason for Ahyeon's return is attributed to improvements in her health, bringing joy to fans who eagerly await BABYMONSTER's next chapter. The group is gearing up for their first mini album release, and to mark Ahyeon's return, they'll be recording new versions of their first two singles, "BATTER UP" and the upcoming pre-release single "Stuck In The Middle."
Yang Hyun Suk hinted at the group's future plans, revealing that after the release of "Stuck In The Middle" on February 1 and the mini album in April, YG Entertainment is eyeing a full-length album for the rookie girl group in the autumn.
To add to the excitement, BABYMONSTER has dropped teasers for their upcoming pre-release single, "Stuck In The Middle," scheduled for release on February 1 at 12 a.m. KST.
Explore BABYMONSTER's mood teaser and credit poster for their upcoming song, accompanied by YG's announcement video, here:
About BABYMONSTER
BABYMONSTER, also known as Baemon, is a South Korean girl group managed by YG Entertainment. The seven-member group, consisting of Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Ahyeon, Rami, Rora, and Chiquita, made their debut on November 27, 2023, with the single "Batter Up."
The journey of BABYMONSTER traces back to the anticipation surrounding YG Entertainment's next girl group since the successes of 2NE1 in 2009 and Blackpink in 2016. The group's formation involved rigorous training, with applicants from various countries joining the program as early as the age of 10. After an average training period of four to five years, the members emerged victorious against thousands in auditions.
Interestingly, "BabyMonster" was initially considered as one of the names for Blackpink, and "Baemon," a syllabic abbreviation of the former, was trademarked in English and Korean by the label in January 2020. These names were used tentatively by media outlets until the official disclosure of the group's name.
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The reason for Ahyeon's return is attributed to improvements in her health, bringing joy to fans who eagerly await BABYMONSTER's next chapter. The group is gearing up for their first mini album release, and to mark Ahyeon's return, they'll be recording new versions of their first two singles, "BATTER UP" and the upcoming pre-release single "Stuck In The Middle."
Yang Hyun Suk hinted at the group's future plans, revealing that after the release of "Stuck In The Middle" on February 1 and the mini album in April, YG Entertainment is eyeing a full-length album for the rookie girl group in the autumn.
To add to the excitement, BABYMONSTER has dropped teasers for their upcoming pre-release single, "Stuck In The Middle," scheduled for release on February 1 at 12 a.m. KST.
Explore BABYMONSTER's mood teaser and credit poster for their upcoming song, accompanied by YG's announcement video, here:
About BABYMONSTER
BABYMONSTER, also known as Baemon, is a South Korean girl group managed by YG Entertainment. The seven-member group, consisting of Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Ahyeon, Rami, Rora, and Chiquita, made their debut on November 27, 2023, with the single "Batter Up."
The journey of BABYMONSTER traces back to the anticipation surrounding YG Entertainment's next girl group since the successes of 2NE1 in 2009 and Blackpink in 2016. The group's formation involved rigorous training, with applicants from various countries joining the program as early as the age of 10. After an average training period of four to five years, the members emerged victorious against thousands in auditions.
Interestingly, "BabyMonster" was initially considered as one of the names for Blackpink, and "Baemon," a syllabic abbreviation of the former, was trademarked in English and Korean by the label in January 2020. These names were used tentatively by media outlets until the official disclosure of the group's name.
(With AI Inputs)
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