NewJeans "clashed" with BABYMONSTER, publicized each other's attitudes, the audience "stood at their hearts"

NewJeans and BABYMONSTER are known as two popular girl groups of the Kpop entertainment industry. Recently, the unexpected interaction between the two groups has surprised many people and is sharing on forums.

According to Korean media, in TV Asahi's "Music Station" music program, NewJeans and BABYMONSTER were all invited to perform. When NewJeans finished their performance, the show moved to BABYMONSTER's stage. And this moment, was spread by the audience because of the cute interaction of both groups.

In it, the NewJeans group sang and danced to a part of "Drip" to show their feelings for the BABYMONSTER girls. While the members of BABYMONSTER talked about how they listened to NewJeans' songs recently with the audience.

With both groups becoming popular globally over the past time, fans are excited to see this unexpected interaction and hope for more collaborations between the two groups in the future.

Recently, NewJeans announced the termination of its exclusive contract with ADOR. Talking about the reason for leaving ADOR, Minji said:

"While HYBE and ADOR claim to be separate entities, everyone knows that HYBE and ADOR are currently one. The ADOR we used to know is gone. Thus, the trust between ADOR and us has been completely broken. ADOR has neither the will nor the ability to protect NewJeans. We are pleased to announce that the exclusive contract between NewJeans and ADOR will terminate at midnight on the 29th."

Regarding speculations that NewJeans will have to compensate HYBE for unilaterally terminating the contract before the deadline, "pet" Min Hee Jin said that because the group has devoted themselves all this time, NewJeans will not pay any contract compensation fee. The 5 girls expressed that HYBE and ADOR should be the right side to compensate.

In contrast to the buzz of NewJeans, recently BABYMONSTER - YG Entertainment's "monster rookie", is rapidly gaining popularity in Japan. The group is consolidating its position as a top girl group by appearing on three top Japanese music shows.

According to YG Entertainment, BABYMONSTER kicked off their series of events on November 29 with a live performance on TV Asahi's flagship show, Music Station. They will then appear on NHK's "VENUE101" on November 30, followed by Fuji TV's "Weekly Ninety-Nine Music" on December 11.

These shows are considered Japan's top 3 music shows, similar to major South Korean music shows, including Mnet. In these broadcasts, BABYMONSTER will show off their ability to sing live songs from their recently released debut album "Drip".

BABYMONSTER's debut album has been successful not only in South Korea, but also in important Kpop markets such as Japan and North America.

In Japan, the group topped iTunes' "Top Albums Chart" and "Real-Time Top 100 Albums Chart" on Line Music, the country's largest streaming platform. In North America, the group has stayed atop the Billboard charts for three consecutive weeks.

From the beginning of next year, 2025, BABYMONSTER will embark on its first world tour "2025 BABYMONSTER 1st World Tour Hello Monsters In Seoul" on January 25 and 26, 2025 Korean time at Olympic Park KSPO Dome in Bangi-dong, Seoul.

This event marked a historic milestone when BABYMONSTER performed a concert at the KSPO Dome less than a year after its debut. Korean media commented that "it is rare for a rookie girl group to hold their first concert at such a large venue."

After Seoul, BABYMONSTER will expand their tour to New Jersey in February and Los Angeles in March next year, with other stops yet to be announced. YG has stated that they plan for the group to meet as many fans as possible. Most likely, BABYMONSTER will travel to the region in North America and other regions to expand the group's popularity.

NewJeans officially lost the lawsuit, was banned from operating, and was forced to return to ADOR? T.P07:32:08 22/03/2025On March 21, senior judge Kim Sang Hoon of the Seoul Central District Court's Unified Civil Court No. 50 issued a ruling prohibiting NewJeans from conducting independent activities and arbitrarily signing performance and advertising contracts.