Positive energy behind the scenes of Baby Monster's first live performance

YG Entertainment's rookie girl group Baby Monster has been putting smiles on the faces of fans around the world with their rookie-like innocence and overflowing positive energy.

YG Entertainment posted 'BABYMONSTER - 'BATTER UP' LIVE PERFORMANCE (School Ver.) BEHIND' on its official blog on the afternoon of the 17th. The video shows the live performance of "BATTER UP," which was highly anticipated by music fans.

Before their first live performance, Baby Monster couldn't hide their excitement and pleasant nervousness. In particular, they showed their excitement like children as they wore their first stage ear microphones and name tags for each member, making the audience laugh.

"I'm nervous for the first time, but I think we can do well," Baby Monster said, and when the rehearsals began, they impressed with their flawless performance. As they continued to monitor and perfect their performance, they were lavish in their praise for each other, demonstrating their exceptional teamwork.

The members, who were worried about making mistakes such as the timing of finding the camera, surprised us with their overwhelming energy, flawless sword moves, and relaxed stage manners.

Meanwhile, BABYMONSTER's debut song "BATTER UP" has been gaining popularity by topping the iTunes song charts in 21 countries. The song also debuted at No. 101-49 on the Billboard Global 200 and Billboard Global 200 charts in the U.S., and on Spotify, the world's largest music platform, it surpassed 10 million streams in 10 days, breaking the record for the fastest debut song by a K-pop girl group in history.

The popularity of the music video is also strong. The music video for "BATTER UP," which topped the global YouTube Daily Trending Chart for five consecutive days and reached the top of the weekly chart, reached 100 million views within 18 days of its release, the fastest for a K-pop group debut in history, marking the group's unique presence in the global music market.