6 responses to “Babymonster Deep Dive: BLACKPINK Mimics, 5th Gen Leaders, or Stuck In The Middle?”

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   This Week On The Blog: 9/22/25 – Married To The Music

   September 25, 2025

   […] Next week is also fairly light. As of yet, there’s nothing Monday, but Tuesday we have a comeback from ONEWE (which I’m very excited about), and later in the week we have a Japanese comeback from ITZY and a comeback from BABYMONSTER. […]

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   This Week On The Blog: 5/12/25 – Married To The Music

   May 12, 2025

   […] week we had Chenle of NCT Dream, EPEX ONEUS’ Xion, Kiss Of Life, Day6, and BABYMONSTER, P1Harmony and […]

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   Kpop Classics: Generation #5 – Married To The Music

   February 15, 2025

   […] Batter Up; Babymonster (2023) […]

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   Married To The Music’s Gallery (Page SEVEN) – Married To The Music

   January 16, 2025

   […] Favorite Artist: Babymonster. God, I felt genuinely bad about this one, just like with NMIXX. They’re so talented and […]

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   BoA Deep Dive #1/3: The Queen Of K-pop, 25 Years On – Married To The Music

   January 14, 2025

   […] up. It should go without saying considering her age, but unfortunately, as groups like IVE or BABYMONSTER (who had a 14 and 13 year old at debut respectively) show, that’s not always the […]

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   Seo Taiji And Boys Deep Dive #1/2: The First Ever Kpop Band – Married To The Music

   December 4, 2024

   […] Seo Taiji & Boys, as the title says, are often considered the first ever k-pop band, and, depending on who you ask, from Generation . They were formed in 1992 with three members: Seo Taiji, Lee Juno, and Yang Hyun-suk, before breaking up in 1996; Seo Taiji then began his equally famous solo career. By the way, if the name Yang Hyun-suk rings a bell, then it’s because he’s the eponymous founder of YG Entertainment, the company who created Blackpink, 2NE1, BigBang, and Babymonster. […]

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