YG Entertainment K-pop girl group BabyMonster had the most high-profile road to debut of virtually any group in K-pop history, for better and for worse, but they finally arrived. Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Ahyeon, Rami (Haram), Rora, and Chiquita are bound to create a body of work that stands on its own at YG, separate from what Blackpink achieved previously. We here maintain an updated archive and list of all of the BabyMonster music videos, including every official MV and links to each performance video and related behind-the-scenes content. As a bonus, we also provide a list of all of the performance videos for songs that BabyMonster covered predebut during the 2023 Last Evaluation reality series. Please share this page with newcomers in order to conveniently introduce them to the BabyMonster fandom!
First, here is the complete list of performance videos for cover songs that BabyMonster officially recorded across the length of Last Evaluation, long before their official debut:
- “Gone” (Rosé) – Ruka, Pharita, Ahyeon – March 18, 2023
- “Stay” (Blackpink) – Asa, Haram, Rora, Chiquita – March 25, 2023
- “Don’t Know What to Do” (Blackpink) – BabyMonster – April 1, 2023
- “All of Me” (John Legend) – Pharita – April 8, 2023
- “Someone You Loved” (Lewis Capaldi) – Rora – April 9, 2023
- “Me, Myself & I” (G-Eazy and Bebe Rexha) – Asa – April 10, 2023
- “traitor” (Olivia Rodrigo) – Chiquita – April 15, 2023
- “Astronaut in the Ocean” (Masked Wolf) and “멘붕 (MTBD)” (CL) – Ruka – April 16, 2023
- “Pick Up Your Feelings” (Jazmine Sullivan) – Haram – April 17, 2023
- “Dangerously” (Charlie Puth) – Ahyeon – April 22, 2023
- “Scars to Your Beautiful” (Alessia Cara) – BabyMonster – April 23, 2023
- “Jenny from the Block” (Jennifer Lopez) Dance Performance – BabyMonster (Rora Version) – May 26, 2023 / June 23, 2023
- 2NE1 Mash Up – BabyMonster (Ahyeon Version / Ruka Version) – June 16, 2023 / June 17, 2023
Now, here are all of the official music videos.
A List of All Official BabyMonster Music Videos – Watch Every MV Right Here
0. “Dream” MV – May 14, 2023
“Dream” is the first official, original BabyMonster song, and it was released as a predebut track two days after YG executive producer Yang Hyun-suk officially confirmed that he would debut all seven members of the group. The “Dream” music video contains clips of all of the BabyMonster members from during their training period, and the song itself is an inspirational ballad, as one would expect. Surprisingly, “Dream” is all in English.
1. “Batter Up” MV – November 27, 2023
The BabyMonster debut music video, digital single “Batter Up,” arrived on November 27, 2023 at midnight KST, after years of anticipation. Ahyeon was not part of the debut, owing to health problems, but the “Batter Up” MV feels like a declaration of intent to the K-pop world that BabyMonster had finally arrived and was ready to play. Notably, member Asa has both a composition and lyrics credit on this song. And at the time of its release, the “Batter Up” MV broke the record for the most watched debut K-pop music video in its first 24 hours, accumulating 22.59 million views within that period. (The record had previously belonged to “Black Mamba” by Aespa.) On December 15, 2023 KST, the”Batter Up” MV broke the record for fastest debut K-pop music video to reach 100 million views (again defeating “Black Mamba”), in addition to reportedly being the K-pop video to achieve 100 million views the fastest in 2023.
There is a three-part “Batter Up” MV making film, as well as a “debut special” dance performance video. There is also a BabyMonster reaction video to the “Batter Up” music video, which reveals the MV was shot across five days. Lastly, there is a “Batter Up” live performance school version, a live performance stadium version, and a dance practice.
*. “Christmas Without You” Special Present Cover – December 20, 2023
As an early Christmas present to the fans, BabyMonster recorded a cover of “Christmas Without You” by Ava Max, with an accompanying video. It is as cute and festive as one would expect!
2. “Stuck in the Middle” MV – February 1, 2024
“Stuck in the Middle” is a prerelease song, in anticipation of the first BabyMonster mini-album, which is scheduled for release in April 2024. Prior to its release, YG described “Stuck in the Middle” as “a song in a new genre that allows full focus on the members’ outstanding vocal skills and unique timbres,” presenting a contrast to the hip-hop sound of “Batter Up.” “Stuck in the Middle” features entirely English lyrics, like “Dream” before it, and it is a beautiful ballad. Notably, although this is a prerelease song, YG already confirmed that the song will be re-recorded to include Ahyeon for the album release.
There is an MV-making film series for “Stuck in the Middle” (across two YouTube channels, oddly), plus a BabyMonster reaction video for the MV. There is additionally a “special stage” video for “Stuck in the Middle” and also a “live stage” video; there is a behind-the-scenes video for the special stage as well.
3. “Sheesh” MV – April 1, 2024
“Sheesh” is the lead single from BABYMONS7ER, the first BabyMonster mini-album. BABYMONS7ER was notably the first music post-debut to feature all seven members of the group, including Ahyeon. The “Sheesh” music video is a high-budget, high-drama spectacle, exuding YG energy, and while Blackpink comparisons are unavoidable, fans were still dazzled by this true, seven-member debut of BabyMonster.
There is a performance video for “Sheesh,” a BabyMonster reaction video to the MV, and an MV making film.
4. “Like That” Performance Video – May 31, 2024
BabyMonster released a performance video for “Like That,” another song from BABYMONS7ER, this one notably written by Charlie Puth. For the video, the girls wear black-and-white outfits in black-and-white environments.
There is also a “Like That” dance performance video.
5. “Forever” MV – July 1, 2024
“Forever” is a BabyMonster digital single that, according to YG, reinterprets ’80s synth pop with an up-tempo dance pop song. The music video features the elegant visuals one would expect, with lots of accentuated black and white. It’s another upbeat showcase for the group.
There is a making-of film for the “Forever” MV and a “Forever” performance video, plus a behind-the-scenes video for the performance video.
6. “Clik Clak” MV – October 30, 2024
“Clik Clak” is the first of two lead singles for the first full-length BabyMonster studio album, DRIP, which would be released on November 1, 2024. Both the song and the music video are classic YG hip hop from start to finish, and every member of the group raps in the song. The MV was recorded in striking black and white, and the members are almost constantly looking directly into the camera, making for an especially memorable video.
There is a “Clik Clak” performance video and a special performance video, plus a BabyMonster reaction video to the “Clik Clak” MV.
7. “Drip” MV – November 1, 2024
“Drip” is the second lead single to the first BabyMonster studio album, DRIP. The song combines EDM and hip hop dance in the signature YG sound, and it arguably sets the tone for BabyMonster as a group from that point forward. The video is full of bright visuals and energy, a pleasant contrast to the “Clik Clak” MV.
There is a “Drip” performance video and also a special performance video, as well as a making-of film for the MV.
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That is the complete list of all BabyMonster music videos at this time, and this archive is being updated for each new MV, performance video, or related content as it emerges. Bookmark this page if you want to always have convenient access to the latest music from Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Ahyeon, Rami, Rora, and Chiquita.
For more about the group, check out how old the BabyMonster members currently are, where they’re each originally from, and who speaks English or other languages. Then check out our vast archive of adorable predebut photos of all of the BabyMonster members or our meticulously fact-checked BabyMonster members profile page. Alternatively, if you want to catch up with BabyMonster’s biggest competition, check out our archive of all of the NewJeans music videos. (Coincidentally, Rora and Hyein used to be in the same group together.)