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Babymonster

베이비몬스터BABYMONSTER

YG Entertainment's first girl group since Blackpink — seven members from South Korea, Japan and Thailand who debuted in April 2024 with Babymons7er and sold over a million copies of their album Drip.

Babymonster performing at Climate Pledge Arena in Seattle in September 2025
Photo: David Lee, via Wikimedia Commons · CC BY 4.0
Debut
2024
Apr 1, 2024
Members
7
Show wins
2
latest Oct 16
Awards won
9
44 nominations

7 members

Babymonster members

  • Ruka of Babymonster at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in June 2025

    Ruka

    루카Kawai Ruka

    Rapper

    Age
    24
    Height
    158
    MBTI
    ISTJ
  • Pharita of Babymonster performing at Summer Sonic in Tokyo in August 2026

    Pharita

    파리타Pharita Boonpakdeethaveeyod

    Vocalist

    Age
    21
    Height
    167
    MBTI
    INTP
  • Asa of Babymonster at Gimpo Airport in March 2025

    Asa

    아사Enami Asa

    Rapper

    Age
    20
    Height
    161
    MBTI
    INFP
  • Ahyeon of Babymonster performing at Summer Sonic in Tokyo in August 2026

    Ahyeon

    아현Jung Ahyeon

    Main Vocalist · Lead Rapper · Center

    Age
    19
    Height
    163
    MBTI
    ISTJ
  • Rami

    라미Shin Haram

    Main Vocalist

    Age
    18
    Height
    172
    MBTI
    INFJ
  • Rora of Babymonster performing at Summer Sonic in Tokyo in August 2026

    Rora

    로라Lee Dain

    Lead Vocalist

    Age
    18
    Height
    167
    MBTI
  • Chiquita of Babymonster at Kuala Lumpur International Airport in June 2025Maknae

    Chiquita

    치키타Riracha Phondechaphiphat

    Vocalist · Rapper

    Age
    17
    Height
    165
    MBTI
    ISTP

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Profile & facts

About Babymonster

Babymonster logo
Debut
April 1, 2024
Agency
YG Entertainment
founded 1996
Fandom
Monstiez
Oldest
Ruka
24 years old
Youngest (maknae)
Chiquita
17 years old
Generation
5th gen
debuts 2023 onwards
Origin
Seoul, South Korea
Status
Active
2024–present
First music show win
“Sheesh”
M Countdown · May 2, 2024 · 31 days after debut
Latest release
Sugar Honey Ice Tea
Jun 8, 2026

Babymonster (베이비몬스터, stylised BABYMONSTER and often shortened to Baemon) is a seven-member girl group formed in Seoul by YG Entertainment, the label's first new girl group since Blackpink in 2016. Talk of the project circulated from 2018, and the name — one of the options once considered for Blackpink — was registered in Korean and English at the Korean Intellectual Property Office in 2020. The final line-up was settled on camera in the 2023 reality show Last Evaluation: executive producer Yang Hyun-suk had originally planned a group of five but ended up with seven, three South Koreans (Ahyeon, Rami, Rora), two Japanese (Ruka, Asa) and two Thai members (Pharita, Chiquita). YG teased the group with a poster on December 30, 2022 and a video on New Year's Day, then revealed the members one at a time from January 12, 2023, starting with the singer then known as Haram, who took the name Rami that November. A pre-debut promotional single, “Dream”, followed on May 14, 2023, and the digital single “Batter Up” on November 27 — recorded by six members after Ahyeon stepped back for health reasons. She returned in January 2024, both earlier singles were re-recorded with all seven, and the label counts the seven-piece EP Babymons7er, released on April 1, 2024, as the group's official debut.

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Babymons7er sold 848,846 copies in South Korea and entered the Circle Album Chart at number three; its single “Sheesh” climbed to number ten on the Circle Digital Chart once the group's live stages caught on, and the record carried “Like That”, a song Charlie Puth wrote for them after seeing Ahyeon's cover of his “Dangerously”. The “Batter Up” video had already set a K-pop record with 22.59 million views in twenty-four hours. The first studio album, Drip (November 1, 2024), was led by “Clik Clak” and “Drip” — the latter co-composed by G-Dragon, with Winner's Mino co-writing the B-side “Really Like You” — passed a million Korean copies and became the group's first entry on the Billboard 200 at number 149. “Drip” reached number 30 on the Billboard Global 200 and was the first Babymonster song certified platinum for streaming by the RIAJ, while “Really Like You” went viral more than a year after release and topped YouTube's Viral 50 Music Chart for five days in January 2026.

The first world tour, Hello Monsters, opened at Seoul's KSPO Dome on January 25, 2025 and closed in Seattle on September 12 — 32 shows in 20 cities for a cumulative audience of about 300,000. Rami began an open-ended break for health reasons as the Asian leg started in May 2025, and the group has promoted as six since: the stand-alone single “Hot Sauce” (July 1, 2025), the EP We Go Up (October 10, 2025), which topped the Circle Album Chart and charted across Europe from Germany to Portugal, and the fan-concert tour Love Monsters, which ended on January 3, 2026 after twelve shows. A third EP, Choom, arrived on May 4, 2026, followed by the single “Sugar Honey Ice Tea” on June 8 and the Choom World Tour, which opened with three nights in Seoul on June 26–28. Along the way the group took Rookie Artist of the Year at the 39th Golden Disc Awards in January 2025 and the Fans' Choice Top 10 prize at the MAMA Awards in both 2024 and 2025. As of September 2026 all seven members remain in the line-up, with Rami still on hiatus.

Frequently asked

  • How many members does Babymonster have?

    Babymonster has 7 members: Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Ahyeon, Rami, Rora and Chiquita.

  • When did Babymonster debut?

    Babymonster debuted on April 1, 2024 under YG Entertainment.

  • What is Babymonster's fandom name?

    Babymonster's fans are called Monstiez.

  • How many music show wins does Babymonster have?

    Babymonster has 2 music show wins. The first came on May 2, 2024 with “Sheesh” on M Countdown, 31 days after debut.

  • Which generation is Babymonster?

    Babymonster is a 5th generation K-pop group (debuted 2024).

11 releases · newest first

Babymonster discography

Every album, EP and single in order of release. Pick one for its title track, chart peak, sales, tracklist and where to listen. Chart peaks are from the Circle Album Chart; sales are Korean physical copies.

1 of 11 · newest

Sugar Honey Ice Tea cover art
Digital single

Sugar Honey Ice Tea

Title track: “Sugar Honey Ice Tea”

Label
YG Entertainment

Stand-alone digital single; number 29 on the Billboard Japan Hot 100 and number 12 on Taiwan Songs.

Tracklist · 1 track
  1. 1Sugar Honey Ice TeaTitle

Physical albums · Korea

Babymonster album sales

Copies per release: first week on the Hanteo chart and the cumulative Circle figure. A ring marks a release that set a new personal best at the time.

Best-selling release
1.06M
Drip · 2024
Copies sold in Korea
3.51M
across 4 releases
Babymonster album sales per release: total (circle) copies for 4 releases, best 1,060,937 for Drip.0300K600K900K1.2M2024202520261.06M · best840KBabymons7er · Apr 1, 2024 · Total (Circle): 848,846Babymons7erApr 1, 2024Total (Circle): 848,846Drip · Nov 1, 2024 · Total (Circle): 1,060,937DripNov 1, 2024Total (Circle): 1,060,937We Go Up · Oct 10, 2025 · Total (Circle): 758,789We Go UpOct 10, 2025Total (Circle): 758,789Choom · May 4, 2026 · Total (Circle): 839,975ChoomMay 4, 2026Total (Circle): 839,975
Total (Circle)New personal best
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ReleaseReleasedFirst weekTotal
ChoomMay 4, 2026839,975
We Go UpOct 10, 2025758,789
DripNov 1, 20241,060,937
Babymons7erApr 1, 2024848,846

Weekly music programs

Babymonster music show wins

Every first place on The Show, Show Champion, M Countdown, Music Bank, Show! Music Core and Inkigayo, grouped by song.

  1. 1We Go Up1 win · Oct 2025
    • M Countdown
  2. 1Sheesh1 win · May 2024
    • M Countdown

9 wins · 44 nominations

Babymonster awards

  1. 20261 award

    • Best Group Popularity Award – Female

      D Awards

  2. 20255 awards

    • Top 20 Songs of the Year · We Go Up

      Asian Pop Music Awards

    • Dreams Silver Label

      D Awards

    • Rookie Artist of the Year

      Golden Disc Awards

    • Fans' Choice Top 10 – Female

      MAMA Awards

    • K-pop World Choice – Group

      Seoul Music Awards

  3. 20243 awards

    • Best New Artist – Overseas · Drip

      Asian Pop Music Awards

    • Rookie of the Year – Global Streaming · Batter Up

      Circle Chart Music Awards

    • Fans' Choice Top 10 – Female

      MAMA Awards

+Also nominated 44 times
  • 2026 · Hanteo Music Awards Artist of the Year
  • 2026 · Hanteo Music Awards Best Popular Artist
  • 2025 · Asia Artist Awards Popularity Award – Female Singer
  • 2025 · Asia Star Entertainer Awards The Best Group – Female
  • 2025 · Asia Star Entertainer Awards The Best New Artist
  • 2025 · Asian Pop Music Awards Best Dance Performance (We Go Up)
  • 2025 · Asian Pop Music Awards Record of the Year (We Go Up)
  • 2025 · D Awards Best Group Popularity Award – Female
  • 2025 · Golden Disc Awards Best Digital Song (Bonsang) (Sheesh)
  • 2025 · Golden Disc Awards Best Album (Bonsang) (Drip)
  • 2025 · Golden Disc Awards Most Popular Artist – Female
  • 2025 · Hanteo Music Awards Rookie of the Year – Female
  • 2025 · Hanteo Music Awards Artist of the Year (Bonsang)
  • 2025 · Korea Grand Music Awards Best Music 10 (Hot Sauce)
  • 2025 · Korea Grand Music Awards Best Hip-Hop (Hot Sauce)
  • 2025 · Korea Grand Music Awards Best Artist 10
  • 2025 · MAMA Awards Fans' Choice of the Year
  • 2025 · MAMA Awards Artist of the Year
  • 2025 · MAMA Awards Album of the Year (Drip)
  • 2025 · MAMA Awards Song of the Year (Drip)
  • 2025 · MAMA Awards Best Dance Performance – Female Group (Drip)
  • 2025 · MAMA Awards Best Female Group
  • 2025 · MTV Video Music Awards Japan Best K-Star Rookie
  • 2025 · Melon Music Awards Song of the Year (Drip)
  • 2025 · Melon Music Awards Best Female Group
  • 2025 · Melon Music Awards Album of the Year (Drip)
  • 2025 · Melon Music Awards Top 10 Artist
  • 2025 · Music Awards Japan Best of Listeners' Choice: International Song (Drip)
  • 2025 · Seoul Music Awards Popularity Award
  • 2025 · Seoul Music Awards K-Wave Special Award
  • 2025 · Seoul Music Awards Main Prize (Bonsang)
  • 2025 · iHeartRadio Music Awards Best New Artist (K-pop)
  • 2024 · Asia Artist Awards Popularity Award – Female Singer
  • 2024 · Circle Chart Music Awards Mubeat Global Choice Award – Female
  • 2024 · Circle Chart Music Awards Rookie of the Year – Streaming Unique Listeners (Batter Up)
  • 2024 · Korea Grand Music Awards Best Rookie – Song (Sheesh)
  • 2024 · Korea Grand Music Awards Best 10 Artists (Babymons7er)
  • 2024 · Korea Grand Music Awards Trend of the Year
  • 2024 · Korea Grand Music Awards Best 10 Songs (Sheesh)
  • 2024 · Korea Grand Music Awards Best Rookie – Artist (Babymons7er)
  • 2024 · MAMA Awards Best New Female Artist
  • 2024 · MAMA Awards Artist of the Year
  • 2024 · Melon Music Awards Best New Artist
  • 2024 · Melon Music Awards Top 10 Artist