Global K-pop sensations BABYMONSTER delivered two unforgettable performances at the 2025 MAMA Awards, held November 28 and 29, marking their biggest award-show appearance of the year. Performing across both nights, the group showcased their trademark power, precision, and vocal dominance while celebrating a milestone moment in the midst of their explosive 2025 comeback. Additionally, the group took home the Fan’s Choice Female award.
On November 28, BABYMONSTER lit up the MAMA stage with a high-energy performance of their latest hit single ‘WE GO UP’, the title track from their bold and daring 2ND MINI ALBUM, as well as ‘DRIP’, their 2024 smash hit. The set highlighted the group’s razor-sharp choreography, commanding stage presence, and undeniable charisma—further cementing their reputation as one of K-pop’s most dynamic rising acts. Watch the electrifying performanceHERE.
The following night, November 29, members PHARITA, AHYEON, and RORA took the spotlight with a standout special stage: a live cover of “Golden” from the K-Pop Demon Hunters soundtrack. Their performance earned widespread praise for its powerful live vocals, emotional delivery, and technically impressive harmonies, reinforcing the trio’s status as some of the strongest vocalists of the new generation.
BABYMONSTER’s appearance at MAMA follows the release of their highly praised 2ND MINI ALBUM [WE GO UP] ,which arrived October 10. The four-track project is the group’s first album of the year, following the explosive success of their summer single ‘HOT SAUCE’,” which has surpassed 144 million YouTube views, becoming their 11th video to cross the 100 million mark.
Anchored by the upbeat and infectious hip-hop anthem ‘WE GO UP‘, the mini-album showcases the group’s continued drive to push boundaries and elevate their artistry. Its vibrant music video, bursting with color, energy, and BABYMONSTER’s signature flair, has amassed a staggering 178 million views on YouTube to date. The project’s momentum is further fueled by the video for ‘PSYCHO’ which has already reached 97 million views in under two weeks, underscoring the growing global demand for the group’s bold new sound.