First-generation K-pop legends Baby V.O.X are officially back, and they’re ready to take fans on a nostalgic ride with a performance music video and stories fans have waited nearly three decades to hear!

In the 331st episode of MBC’s The Manager, airing on the 25th, Baby V.O.X will reunite to share untold stories from their 28-year journey since debut. This marks their first full-scale reunion in 14 years, and fans are already buzzing with excitement.

The episode will feature the group’s preparations for their long-awaited performance music video, including a fun “random play dance” challenge. As their iconic hits like Ya Ya Ya and Doll play, the members instinctively jump into their original choreography, showing they haven’t missed a beat. Their energy even gets the staff moving, proving why they’re still legends in K-pop.

But that’s not all—Baby V.O.X has also re-recorded their classic hits in special 2025 versions as a thank-you to fans. For the first time in 27 years, Yoon Eun Hye’s vocals will be heard on Ya Ya Ya, adding a fresh twist to the beloved track.

During the performance music video shoot, the group receives unexpected support from a “special manager.” This mystery helper is seen running around the set, handing out hot packs and water to the members while cheering them on. Viewers are dying to know who this supportive individual is and how they boosted the group’s spirits during the cold shoot.

Clad in chic black-and-white outfits, Baby V.O.X delivers a powerful performance of Why + Game Over on set, creating an electric atmosphere. Fans are eager to see how their polished skills and iconic charm shine in the music video, proving their timeless appeal alongside today’s idols.

The episode also dives deep into Baby V.O.X’s past with behind-the-scenes revelations. The members open up about their hectic schedules during their peak years, sharing jaw-dropping anecdotes like managing 13 schedules in a single day! They also recall grueling variety show challenges, including tightrope walking and bungee jumping.

In a lighter moment, the group discusses their first impressions of one another, leading to hilarious and heartfelt stories that will leave fans smiling.

With so much to unpack, this episode of The Manager is shaping up to be a must-watch for K-pop fans. Are you ready for a blast from the past with Baby V.O.X? Don’t miss it.

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BTS’s Jungkook is proving that his music is unstoppable, even while he’s serving in the military!

According to Spotify’s latest update (Feb 14–20), Jungkook’s first solo single Seven is still making waves, ranking No. 96 on the Weekly Top Songs Global chart.

84 WEEKS STRONG! Seven has now spent a record-breaking 84 weeks on the chart, making it the longest-charting song by any Asian soloist in history!

But that’s not all! His first solo album GOLDEN (released in Nov 2023) also hit No. 56 on the Weekly Top Albums Global chart, marking 68 weeks on the chart! Jungkook is now officially the first and longest-charting Asian soloist ever!

Both Seven and GOLDEN climbed higher from last week, proving their huge popularity worldwide. Even while serving, Jungkook ranked No. 162 on the Weekly Top Artists Global chart, holding his spot for 91 consecutive weeks. Fans are in awe, saying:

"Jungkook is still winning even in the military!"
"His music is legendary!"
"No one is doing it like him!"

Jungkook’s Spotify records keep stacking up! Seven is still the fastest song to surpass 100M, 900M, 1B, and 1.1B streams and is the first Asian song to hit 2.2B streams! Meanwhile, GOLDEN also became the first Asian soloist album to cross 5.2B streams on Spotify!

On top of that, Jungkook’s Spotify profile has now amassed 8.3B streams (pre-filtered), making him the first K-pop soloist and the fastest Asian artist ever to reach this insane number!

With all these achievements, fans can’t wait to see what’s next for him after he finishes his service. Jungkook’s reign isn’t ending anytime soon.

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