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BABYMONSTER Extends YG’s Reality Legacy… ‘BAEMON HOUSE’ Nears 100 Million Views
BABYMONSTER has captured the hearts of global fans through their first reality show ‘BAEMON HOUSE’, continuing YG Entertainment’s proud legacy of girl group reality content.
According to YG Entertainment on November 1, ‘BAEMON HOUSE’, BABYMONSTER’s first daily reality program, concluded with its eighth episode. Premiering on YouTube on August 27, the series showed the group’s everyday lives offstage, a refreshing contrast to their charismatic performances, and was met with enthusiastic global response.
In fact, the combined YouTube views for ‘BAEMON HOUSE’ teasers and full episodes recently surpassed 90 million, steadily climbing toward the 100 million mark. During the show’s run, the group’s YouTube subscribers also increased by over 530,000, further cementing BABYMONSTER’s status as the next-generation “YouTube queens.”
Staying true to the essence of real-life content, ‘BAEMON HOUSE’ focused on the members’ day-to-day experiences. Living together in a new dorm that reflected each member’s personality, they shared laughter and small moments that created warm and memorable stories.
Thanks to YG Entertainment’s extensive in-house production experience, the series carried on the lineage of iconic YG girl group reality shows, from ‘2NE1 TV’ to ‘BLACKPINK HOUSE’. It also strengthened BABYMONSTER’s bond with fans, as seen in countless comments praising the members’ down-to-earth and relatable charm.
A YG representative stated, “We’re deeply grateful to our fans around the world for joining us on this journey. For the members, ‘BAEMON HOUSE’ became an unforgettable experience. But this is just the beginning, we plan to repay the love with even more high-quality original content.”
Meanwhile, BABYMONSTER made their comeback on October 10 with their second mini album ‘WE GO UP’. The album topped the iTunes Worldwide Albums Chart immediately upon release and also reached No. 1 on both the Hanteo Weekly Album Chart and Japan’s Oricon Daily Album Chart. The title track’s official music video and exclusive performance video each surpassed 100 million views on YouTube, continuing the group’s global momentum.