BABYMONSTER once again proved its performance power with an explosive live stage at ‘2025 SBS Gayo Daejeon’, delivering a standout performance that left a strong impression on audiences. The girl group took the stage on December 25 at Inspire Arena in Incheon, performing ‘WE GO UP’, the title track from their second mini album, along with ‘PSYCHO’, a B-side track showcased on broadcast for the first time.
Commanding the Stage with Live Vocals
Opening with ‘WE GO UP’, BABYMONSTER immediately captured attention through powerful vocals and commanding charisma. Their confident rap delivery, soaring high notes, and well-placed ad-libs created a dynamic and thrilling atmosphere. The group’s synchronized choreography, performed alongside dancers, amplified the song’s intensity and energized the venue, reinforcing BABYMONSTER’s reputation for strong stage presence.
A Mood Shift with ‘PSYCHO’
The atmosphere shifted dramatically with ‘PSYCHO’, which unveiled a darker, more mysterious side of the group. BABYMONSTER heightened immersion through expressive facial acting and precise control of the song’s mood.In the latter half of the performance, the members fully embraced the concept, delivering bold choreography reminiscent of headbanging movements that drew loud cheers from the audience.
Consistent Praise for Live Performance
BABYMONSTER has continued to receive praise for its live performances on large-scale year end stages. Their appearances at last year’s Gayo Daejeon and this year’s MAMA Awards topped YouTube view counts among participating artists, highlighting strong public interest. This year’s Gayo Daejeon performance has similarly drawn attention for the group’s stable handheld-mic live vocals and ability to seamlessly adapt to varying musical concepts, further raising anticipation for their future stages.
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Continuing Fan Engagement Across Asia
BABYMONSTER is currently in the midst of an Asia fan concert tour spanning six cities and twelve shows. The group is set to meet fans in Bangkok on December 27–28, followed by Taipei on January 2–3, continuing to expand its presence across the region.