BABYMONSTER is releasing the music video for "MOON," a track from its third mini album "CHOOM." Following its title-track promotions with a b-side MV, the group keeps up a densely packed run of musical activity this summer.

The "MOON" Music Video Drops at Midnight KST on August 3
According to YG Entertainment, the "MOON" music video will be released at midnight KST on August 3. The previously unveiled teaser poster is defined by a dreamy yet mysterious atmosphere created by deep contrasts of light and shadow. The song title "MOON," highlighted in red typography, further stoked curiosity about the full video.
"MOON" is a Southern trap-style R&B hip-hop track marked by 808 bass and a minimal arrangement. Synthesizer sounds paired with an eerie storyline in the lyrics complete a distinctive color. YG said the music video focused on capturing "MOON"'s mysterious, dreamlike mood through refined visuals, and that it would offer a new side of BABYMONSTER with an atmosphere different from the refreshing feel of "I LIKE IT."
The Third Mini Album "CHOOM" and Summer Activities
BABYMONSTER kicked off promotions on May 4 with its third mini album and the same-titled title track "CHOOM." Since then, it has communicated with fans by releasing b-side music videos one after another, including the summer song "SUGAR HONEY ICE TEA" and "I LIKE IT." The "MOON" MV is content that fills out the summer run as an extension of that.
Unlike its previous songs centered on intense performance, "MOON" is drawing attention as a track that broadens the group's musical spectrum with a dreamy, mysterious mood.
The Second World Tour "CHOOM" Underway
BABYMONSTER is currently on its second world tour, "2026-27 BABYMONSTER WORLD TOUR [CHOOM]." It opened the tour with three days of concerts at Seoul's Jamsil Indoor Gymnasium from June 26 to 28.
At the Seoul shows, the group performed a total of 28 songs over about two hours. Opening with "We Go Up," the title track from its second mini album, it presented signature songs and each member's solo tracks, filling out a wide-ranging set that spanned hip-hop-style dance numbers and ballads like "Stuck In The Middle," "Love, Maybe," and "DREAM." Starting from Seoul, the tour is designed as a global itinerary linking Asia, Oceania, the Americas, and Europe.
With new-song promotions and a large-scale tour dovetailing, attention is gathering around BABYMONSTER's activities in the second half of the year.