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BABYMONSTER's 'DRIP' Performance Video Surpasses 200 Million Views

The DRIP performance video reached 200 million views while BABYMONSTER continued its 2026-27 world tour.

BABYMONSTER's 'DRIP' Performance Video Surpasses 200 Million Views

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TL;DR BABYMONSTER's 'DRIP' performance video surpassed 200 million YouTube views, about one year and nine months after its November 2024 release.

BABYMONSTER's performance video for 'DRIP' surpassed 200 million views on YouTube at about 1:08 a.m. on August 11, 2026, according to YG Entertainment. The video was released on November 5, 2024, meaning it reached the milestone in approximately one year and nine months.

The performance video emphasizes the members' choreography and movement rather than elaborate stage equipment. It is one of 17 BABYMONSTER videos to have exceeded 100 million views, including five performance videos. Those figures show that the group's dance-focused releases are attracting sustained attention alongside its official music videos.

BABYMONSTER's official YouTube channel reached 10 million subscribers about one year and five months after the group's debut, which YG described as the fastest such mark for a K-pop girl group. At the time of the announcement, the channel was approaching 13 million subscribers and had accumulated more than 9.7 billion views.

The channel added more than one million subscribers following the May 2026 release of BABYMONSTER's third mini-album, 'CHOOM.' The group is also carrying out its second world tour, which began in Seoul in June and continued with shows in Japan. YG said the 2026-27 tour is planned to extend across Asia, Oceania, South America, North America and Europe.

Frequently Asked Questions

When did BABYMONSTER's DRIP performance video reach 200 million views?

The video passed 200 million YouTube views on August 11, 2026, about one year and nine months after its November 5, 2024 release.

How large was BABYMONSTER's YouTube channel at the time?

The channel was approaching 13 million subscribers and had more than 9.7 billion cumulative views. The group had 17 videos above 100 million views.

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