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BABYMONSTER
Members
7
Fandom
MONSTIEZ
YG's BLACKPINK successor — a multinational seven-piece built on raw vocal and rap firepower.
- Hard-hitting
- Multinational
- Vocal-and-rap heavy
- YG-coded
- Rookie-powerhouse
LINEUP
Members
| Member | Position | Birthday | Age |
|---|---|---|---|
| Ruka | Main rapper · Main dancer | Mar 20, 2002 | 24 |
| Pharita | Lead vocalist · Visual | Aug 26, 2005 | 21 |
| Asa | Main rapper · Lead dancer | Apr 17, 2006 | 20 |
| Ahyeon | Main vocalist · Lead rapper | Apr 11, 2007 | 19 |
| Rami | Main vocalist | Oct 17, 2007 | 19 |
| Rora | Lead vocalist · Main visual | Aug 14, 2008 | 18 |
| Chiquita | Lead rapper · Vocalist | Feb 17, 2009 | 17 |
MILESTONES
Records & firsts
First new YG girl group since BLACKPINK
Debuted 2023, carrying flagship expectations
Sheesh — breakout rookie hit
2024, the group's signature chart-and-streaming success
Record-fast YouTube views on debut content
Driven by YG brand power before full lineup settled
Multinational seven-member lineup
Korean, Thai and Japanese members
Second world tour, Choom
2026–2027, after the 2025 Hello Monsters tour of Asia and North America
DID YOU KNOW
Trivia & lore
BABYMONSTER is YG Entertainment's first new girl group since BLACKPINK, and was marketed for years under 'next BLACKPINK' expectations.
The group debuted as six with Batter Up because member Ahyeon paused for health reasons, then completed the seven-member lineup when she returned.
The lineup spans three nationalities — Korean, Thai and Japanese — a deliberate bet on multinational reach.
Sheesh was the breakout that turned long pre-debut hype into real chart and streaming results.
The fandom name MONSTIEZ ties directly to the group's 'monster' branding.
DISCOGRAPHY
Signature tracks
TIMELINE
The journey
ORIGIN
YG's next-gen build
2022 — 2023
YG spent years assembling BABYMONSTER as its first new girl group since BLACKPINK, teasing trainees individually and stoking 'next BLACKPINK' expectations. The multinational lineup — Korean, Thai and Japanese members — was pitched on raw vocal and rap talent rather than a single concept.
DEBUT
Batter Up debut
2023 — 2024
The group debuted with the digital single Batter Up in November 2023, initially as six after member Ahyeon paused for health reasons. The launch drew massive views on YG's brand power alone, even before the full lineup was settled.
Anchor track: Batter Up
BREAKTHROUGH
Sheesh & full seven
2024 — 2024
Ahyeon rejoined to complete the seven-member lineup, and the first mini Babymons7er delivered Sheesh — a hard, hooky breakout that became the group's signature and a genuine chart and streaming hit. This is where BABYMONSTER turned hype into results.
Anchor track: Sheesh
GLOBAL
Drip & first album
2024 — 2025
The first full album Drip and the first world tour, Hello Monsters (2025), scaled the group up internationally, posting strong global streaming and selling out arena dates fast for a rookie act. BABYMONSTER established itself as YG's clear flagship girl group going forward. Rami paused activities for health reasons in May 2025, and the group has promoted as six since.
Anchor track: Drip
STADIUM
Choom & world tour
2026
The third EP Choom arrived in May 2026 atop a staggered four-MV rollout, leading into the Choom World Tour, the group's second, which opened in Seoul on June 26, 2026, runs through Asia and Oceania into January 2027, and has North America, South America and Europe legs planned. A fast escalation from rookie to global touring act.
Anchor track: Choom
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