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"Sheesh" is a song recorded by South Korean girl group Babymonster for their first extended play Babymons7er. It was released as the EP's third single by YG Entertainment on April 1, 2024. Background and release
"Stuck in the Middle" was written by Jared Lee and Dan Whittemore, both of whom also composed the song alongside Dee.P. [3] In Yang's announcement video, he described the song as "not a hip-hop track" which makes him "wonder if YG has ever released a song like this" and listening to it "feels like being in a state of zero gravity in outer space", suggesting at a vast shift in tone and genre ...
Babymonster was created with an image possessing two contrasting qualities, a "baby" side (offstage) and a "monstrous" side (onstage), akin to their name. [ 39 ] [ 55 ] Furthermore, they were aimed to embody 2NE1 's "charisma" and Blackpink 's "glamour", [ 56 ] while personifying the better known moniker, the "YG DNA". [ 57 ]
NME ' s Carmen Chin gave the album two out of five stars, criticizing the group's attempt to carve their own identity amidst recycled material reminiscent of Blackpink.She found that while some tracks show potential, overall, the album falls short of establishing themselves as a unique and original act.
"Sheesh" (BabyMonster song), a 2024 song by Babymonster This page was last edited on 18 October 2024, at 05:28 (UTC). Text is available under the Creative Commons ...
on YouTube " Forever " is a song recorded by South Korean girl group Babymonster . It was released by YG Entertainment on July 1, 2024, as a pre-release single for their debut studio album, Drip (2024).
"Batter Up" was written by Jared Lee, Yang Hyun-suk, Babymonster member Asa, Treasure member Choi Hyun-suk, AKMU member Lee Chan-hyuk, and songwriting teams Where the Noise and BigTone, and composed by Chaz Mishan, Yang Hyun-suk, Dee.P, Jared Lee, and Asa. [8]
The lyrics are about first love from a young female perspective. The song was supported by a music video depicting the group members as mannequins who, after the shop owner leaves, come to life and perform the choreography in colored skinny jeans. It became the first girl-group video to amass 100 million views on YouTube.