Baby Monster - How did BLACKPINK's "descendant" debut?

Baby Monster is set to release his debut song titled “Batter Up” along with a meticulously made music video.

YG’s rookie girl group Baby Monster consisting of members Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Rami, Rora and Chiquita is about to release their debut song titled “Batter Up” along with an elaborate music video. Accordingly, on November 26, YG Entertainment shared the poster “Baby Monster- “Batter Up” D-1″ on their official blog. This makes fans around the world focus on the debut of the new generation girl group Baby Monster. They are known for their exceptional musical ability and unique performances.

Baby Monster – How did BLACKPINK’s “descendant” debut?

The group members shared their joy: “We are really happy to fulfill our long-standing dream. We have worked hard to bring you new experiences. Right from Now, we try to meet fans’ expectations and put in more effort.”

Baby Monster’s launch poster. Photo: IT.

“Batter Up” is expected to bring Baby Monster to a special position in the music world. According to YG, this song is expected to position the girls as “game changers” in a context where the modern music industry is expecting changes.

“Batter Up” combines a vibrant and attractive melody thanks to YG’s signature hip hop style. The song is said to be a perfect combination with the energy of the 6 members.

The combination of “Baby” and “Monster” in the group’s name truly reflects their personality and values of being young and full of talent. With vocal, rap, and dance abilities, each member brings a unique nuance, creating harmony and excitement. Baby Monster has affirmed its position through its debut reality show and has received positive feedback from the audience.

Filmed within 5 days, the “Batter Up” video promises to bring excellent choreography, impressive group dancing and individual attractive performances of each member.

Baby Monster has attracted attention even before its debut. Their official YouTube channel has attracted 3.27 million subscribers, with nearly 500 million views.