Welcome back to Mnet's 'M! Countdown'! This week's episode was packed with exciting performances and a thrilling competition for the top spot.
Kicking off the show, we saw BEWAVE making their debut with the energetic track "SING !" and TOZ introducing themselves with "Nu Shoes". The stage was further lit up by the powerful return of HyunA with "Q&A", Seventeen's captivating comeback with "Maestro", and Lee Jin Hyuk's smooth return with "Relax". Solar also graced the stage again with her enchanting performance of "But I", alongside The KingDom's dynamic comeback with "Flip that Coin" and IVE's charismatic return with "HEYA".
Xdinary Heroes brought their unique vibe with "Little Things", while YOUNITE infused energy with "Geekin", and Pentagon's Kino touched hearts with "Broke My Heart" featuring Lay Bankz. FANTASY BOYS added a sweet touch with "Pitter-Patter-Love", and 82MAJOR rocked the stage with "Choke".
In the race for first place, Zico and BABYMONSTER were the nominees, but the ultimate winner was BABYMONSTER with their catchy track "SHEESH", marking their first-ever music show trophy win! The victory was sealed with a total of 8,802 points.
Other notable performances included BOYNEXTDOOR, TIOT, Doyoung from NCT, and (G)I-DLE's Yuqi, each bringing their own flair to the stage.
It was indeed a thrilling and eventful episode of 'M! Countdown', showcasing a diverse range of talents and music styles. Stay tuned for more electrifying performances and exciting competition in the weeks to come!
About BabyMonsterBabyMonster, also known as Baemon, is a South Korean girl group managed by YG Entertainment. Comprising seven members - Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Ahyeon, Rami, Rora, and Chiquita - the group made their debut on November 27, 2023, with the single "Batter Up".
YG Entertainment, renowned for its previous girl groups 2NE1 (2009) and Blackpink (2016), began hinting at the formation of their next girl group as early as 2018. Recruiting applicants from various countries, some as young as 10 years old, the label's training program typically spanned four to five years. Each member stood out among thousands in their auditions. In January 2020, the names "BabyMonster" and "Baemon," initially considered for Blackpink, were trademarked in both English and Korean by YG Entertainment. Media outlets tentatively used these names until the official unveiling of the group's identity.
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