YG Entertainment's newest girl group, BABYMONSTER, is making waves on the US Billboard charts, maintaining a strong presence for an impressive five consecutive weeks.

According to the latest data from US Billboard released on May 7 KST, BABYMONSTER's debut mini-album title track 'SHEESH' has secured the 21st position on the Billboard Global Excl. US chart and the 47th spot on the Billboard Global 200 chart.

Since its debut on April 9, 'SHEESH' has shown remarkable consistency, demonstrating its staying power in the mainstream pop market.

The song debuted at 35th and 87th positions on the Billboard Global and Global 200 charts, respectively, and has maintained its impressive rankings ever since.

This reflects the growing interest and support of global fans towards BABYMONSTER.

Beyond Billboard, BABYMONSTER has been achieving significant success on various global music charts. 'SHEESH' has dominated the Spotify Daily Top Song Chart for 36 consecutive days and has secured a spot on the Weekly Top Song Chart for four consecutive weeks, accumulating over 68 million streams to date.

The group's popularity extends to YouTube, where the music video for 'SHEESH' reached over 100 million views within just 10 days of its release, setting a new record as the fastest debut song by a K-pop girl group to achieve this milestone.

Within 33 days, the video surpassed an impressive 200 million views. Additionally, the performance video for the song has garnered over 89 million views and is on track to surpass 100 million views soon.

As BABYMONSTER continues to captivate audiences worldwide, fans eagerly anticipate their future achievements and successes on the global music scene.

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BTS’s Jin made a fun and unforgettable surprise appearance at Coldplay’s final concert in Korea—this time dressed as an alien!

On April 25 at the Goyang Sports Complex, Coldplay held their last show in Korea as part of their "Music of the Spheres" world tour. Fans were thrilled when Jin walked on stage wearing an alien mask and even pulled off a quick outfit change right in front of the crowd, making fans laugh and cheer.

Jin performed “The Astronaut”—his special collab song with Coldplay—for the second time during their Korea stop, and also joined them for “My Universe.” The audience went wild not just for Jin, but also when they spotted BTS leader RM quietly supporting his member from the crowd, showing off their strong friendship.

This concert wasn’t just about Coldplay—it became a huge gathering of K-pop stars. TWICE appeared as the main guest for the Seoul shows, Jin performed on the 19th and again on the 25th, and BLACKPINK’s Rosé surprised fans on the 22nd. Even Coldplay’s Chris Martin made fans smile by acting out the viral sun meme, and G-Dragon was seen in the audience too!

Now that Jin has completed his military service, fans are excited for what’s next. He’s already gaining attention through the hit Netflix show “Physical: 100 – Underground”, and he's expected to start his solo activities soon. J-Hope, who’s also completed his service, is currently traveling to meet fans around the world.

Meanwhile, RM, Jimin, V, and Jungkook are still serving in the military, and SUGA is fulfilling his social service duty. All members of BTS are expected to finish their service by June, and fans are already counting down the days until the full group is back together again.

The concert also saw many stars in attendance like Gong Hyo Jin, Ryeo Won, Jung Hae In, and Code Kunst, proving once again that Coldplay’s show was a star-studded event from start to finish.

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