BABYMONSTER has stepped closer to the hearts of global fans with "Baemon House," which continues the lineage of YG Entertainment's girl group reality shows.
On the 1st, YG Entertainment said BABYMONSTER's first everyday reality show [BAEMON HOUSE] recently wrapped up with its eighth episode. The program, which premiered on YouTube on Aug. 27, was loved for showing the members' everyday lives and surprising charms that differ from their stage charisma.
The combined YouTube views of the "Baemon House" teaser and full episodes recently surpassed 90 million views, and with a steady upward trend are heading toward 100 million cumulative views. During the release period, subscriber numbers also increased by more than 530,000, helping BABYMONSTER establish itself as the "next-generation YouTube queen."
As a real-life content series, "Baemon House" was notable for focusing on everyday life. Living together in a new residence that reflected the members' tastes, the process of building small memories and laughter offered a warm resonance.
That is thanks to YG Entertainment's long-standing know-how in producing in-house content. It continued the lineage of YG Entertainment girl group reality shows from 2NE1's "2NE1 TV" and BLACKPINK's "Blackpink House," while also providing an opportunity to confirm a strong bond with fans. In the comment sections, reactions expressing that viewers were captivated by BABYMONSTER's friendly charm were easy to find.
YG said, "We are grateful to fans around the world who have supported us. It has also become an unforgettable and precious memory for the members," adding, "'Baemon House' is just the beginning. We plan to repay fans with better in-house content in the future, so please show your continued interest."
Meanwhile, BABYMONSTER made a comeback on the 10th of last month with mini-album 2, 'WE GO UP.' The album topped the iTunes worldwide album chart immediately after its release and also reached No. 1 on the Hanteo weekly album chart and Japan's Oricon daily album chart. The title track's music video and the exclusive performance video both surpassed 100 million views on YouTube, driving dual popularity.
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