Baby Monster, completes their lineup with the final member, Ahyeon

YG's rookie girl group, Baby Monster, completes their lineup with the unveiling of the final member, Ahyeon, raising the anticipation of fans worldwide.

On the 15th, YG Entertainment released '[BABYMONS7ER] VISUAL PHOTO | AHYEON' on their official blog, revealing Ahyeon's poster, the last puzzle piece, and finally announcing the completion of the "whole group."

Ahyeon's presence alone is overwhelming. With her intense charisma and captivating gaze, she instantly captivates the hearts of viewers. Her photogenic gestures combined with a white fur jacket over a tube top dress add a hip charm to her image.

Comparing Ahyeon's image with the previously unveiled six members brings about reactions hinting at a different, intense concept, contrasting with the sporty and hip-hop aura of "BATTER UP" and the beautiful dress visuals of the pre-released track "Stuck In The Middle."

Through two song releases, Baby Monster has already proven themselves as an "all-rounder" group with musical abilities in vocals, rap, and dance. The announcement of Ahyeon's joining brings curiosity about the dazzling synergy she will bring.

Baby Monster will release their first mini-album on April 1st at 12 a.m. The album title, [BABYMONS7ER], transforms the letter 'T' in the team's English name into a '7,' symbolizing the seven members. With a title that hints at their confident identity as Baby Monster, fans' expectations for the music are higher than ever.

Through this album, Baby Monster will engage in various activities such as music broadcasts and fan meetings to get closer to fans worldwide.

In August, they plan to make their first appearance at Japan's representative music festival, 'Summer Sonic 2024,' marking the beginning of their full-fledged expansion onto the global stage as YG's next-generation girl group.

Written by Kim Soo Jin

Translated by Lee So Yun

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