BabyMonster Becomes Fastest K-pop Girl Group To Break 100 Million Views With Debut MV

YG's new girl group BabyMonster achieved a new record of 100 million views for the debut song of a K-pop girl group with its official debut song "SHEESH," signaling the spectacular appearance of a "monster rookie" that will change the global music market.



According to YG Entertainment on the 11th, Baby Monster's official debut song "SHEESH" music video exceeded 100 million views on YouTube at 11:35 a.m. About 10 days after its release on the 1st, it was eight days earlier than the record of the first music video of a K-pop girl group that surpassed 100 million views (18 days) by the shortest.

This is also the fastest K-pop artist music video since their debut in 2017. BlackPink is the only artist to have 100 million views faster than "SHEESH" even if it expands its scope to K-pop girl groups. This is where you can realize that Baby Monster is becoming the next "YouTube Queen" to succeed BlackPink.

They are proving to be BLACKPINK's little sister!

YouTube subscribers, one of the indicators of the formation of loyal fandom, also surpassed 5 million on the 10th. The official debut of the seven-member group was a trigger for the steep expansion of global fandom. It attracted more than 390,000 people in just nine days after the release of its first mini-album [BABYMONS7ER] on the 1st. The cumulative number of views has exceeded 1.4 billion, rising vertically.

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As a result, Baby Monster has three music videos with hundreds of millions of views, including two pre-debut songs. "BATTER UP" quickly surpassed 100 million views (18th) and 200 million views (53 days), setting a new record for the K-pop group's first public music video at the time, and "Stuck In The Middle" achieved 100 million views in 38 days even though it was a ballad song without performance.

Meanwhile, Baby Monster released its first mini-album "BABYMONS7ER" at midnight on the 1st. They are expected to familiarize themselves with Korean fans through music programs, broadcasting activities, and fan signings. They will also meet global fans with fan meeting tours ranging from Tokyo to Jakarta, Indonesia, Singapore, Taipei, and Bangkok, Thailand, to "Summer Sonic 2024," Japan's largest music festival.

Watch "Sheesh" down below!



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