On December 29, a video titled “BABYMONSTER – ‘BATTER UP’ LIVE PERFORMANCE (Stadium Ver.) BEHIND” was published on the official YouTube channel of YG girl group BABYMONSTER.
The video captures the behind-the-scenes of the production of BABYMONSTER’s stadium version for their “BATTER UP” performance, which garnered explosive reactions from global music fans with its high-quality stage production and overwhelming live performance.
Here, the excitement of BABYMONSTER as they prepared for the stage was vividly captured. Chiquita proudly shows off her new hat, gloves, and name tag, smiling innocently but also revealing moments of nervousness, bringing laughter to viewers.
As it was their second live performance, the members’ efforts to deliver a more polished stage were evident. They went through rehearsals, checking each other’s vocals, warming up their bodies, and even holding a group rehearsal to ensure a flawless performance.
BABYMONSTER, who finally came to the set after all the preparations, was amazed. The scale of the set was increased, requiring them to synchronize with over 30 dancers. Seeing this, Ruka and Rora expressed their gratitude by thanking the dancers, saying, “Thank you everyone. We ask for your kindness.”
The girl group then led the atmosphere on set with their unique positive energy. Despite the freezing cold weather during the lengthy shoot, they maintained high spirits, consistently delivering unwavering choreography. After the dedicated filming, the members conveyed their affectionate sincerity, saying, “We hope you love our ‘BATTER UP’ a lot”
Meanwhile, BABYMONSTER’s debut track, “BATTER UP”, was released on November 27. The song has since achieved remarkable success, securing the top spot on iTunes charts in 21 countries upon debut and reaching top ranks on worldwide charts.
The track also landed at #101 on the U.S. Billboard’s Global 200 and #49 on the Billboard Global Excl. U.S charts. On Spotify, the world’s largest music streaming platform, BABYMONSTER surpassed 10 million streams in just ten days, setting a new record for the fastest debut song by a K-pop girl group.
Source: Daum
