Global girl group A2O MAY is set to make its debut at the first music awards 'TMEA'.
A2O MAY (CHENYU, SHIJIE, QUCHANG, MICHE, KAT) will perform on the stage of the representative Chinese music awards '2025 TMEA (Tencent Music Entertainment Awards)' to be held at Galaxy Arena in Macau on the 24th.
'TMEA' is a festival and prestigious award ceremony hosted annually by Tencent Music Entertainment, the largest music entertainment platform in China, since 2019. Tencent Music Entertainment operates China's largest music streaming service platform QQ Music, as well as prominent local music platforms KuGou Music, KuWo Music, and WeiSing.
A2O MAY has proven its global influence by making it to the lineup of this 'TMEA' just eight months after its debut. This marks A2O MAY's first entry into a major awards ceremony since debut, and it is set to shine on stage after walking the red carpet.
A2O MAY officially debuted in December last year and has gained global attention by setting various records not only in China but also on U.S. charts. Specifically, with their second single 'BOSS', they reached 8th place on QQ Music's main chart, the Hot Song Chart, and 1st place on the New Releases Chart. Following this, they performed on the State-owned broadcaster CCTV's music program 'Chinese Music TOP Chart (中音TOP榜)'. Additionally, 'BOSS' entered the U.S. mainstream radio chart MediaBase TOP 40 for 5 consecutive weeks, achieving the highest rank by a group composed of Chinese members, and the highest rank for a Chinese female artist.
Recently, A2O MAY's third single 'B.B.B (Bigger Badder Better) [feat. A2O LTG]' achieved the remarkable feat of reaching 1st place on QQ Music's real-time new song chart on the 22nd. Just six days after its release, on the 19th, it topped the daily chart based on accumulated data, and it also ranked 2nd on the trend index chart, 5th on the main trend chart, and 10th on the hot song chart. With the continued popularity in China, expectations are high for A2O MAY's performance at 'TMEA' as they aim to captivate global fans.
Meanwhile, A2O MAY, which released the new song 'B.B.B' this month and made a comeback, successfully held a media launch event in Beijing and attended the Asia tour 'Dajangmyeon (大面)' of global basketball star Stephen Curry's 2025 Curry brand in Chongqing, performing during halftime of the game, continuing its diverse activities and global momentum.
Furthermore, 'B.B.B' gained attention on Douyin, the Chinese equivalent of TikTok, with the 'Becooler' challenge, recording explosive popularity by surpassing 20 million views within three days of its release. The global official music video for 'B.B.B' also surpassed 10 million views within five days of being released on the YouTube channel, drawing further attention to A2O MAY's activities.
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