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The music video for BABYMONSTER’s “PSYCHO,” released on November 19, 2025, at midnight KST as a gripping B-side visual from their second mini-album WE GO UP under YG Entertainment, plunges viewers into a nightmare-fueled psychological thriller that redefines the group's fierce hip-hop swagger with dark, cinematic intensity. Directed with a suspenseful, ever-shifting aesthetic blending hip-hop, dance, and rock elements, the video unfolds as a homage to iconic horror films, fea

NCT DREAM’s “Beat It Up,” released on November 18, 2025, as the title track of their winter album DREAMSCAPE, is an explosive, high-energy hip-hop banger that transforms the group’s signature youthful vibe into a bold, late-night club anthem. The track fuses gritty 808s, distorted synths, and a relentless drumline with addictive chants of “Beat it up, beat it up, turn the lights down low,” while Mark and Jeno trade fierce verses, Haechan and Chenle soar on the hook, and the f

The music video for MONSTA X’s “Baby Blue,” released on November 18, 2025, as a tender B-side from their anniversary mini-album THE X  under Starship Entertainment, is a soft, nostalgic embrace of youthful innocence and fleeting summer memories, wrapped in a dreamy acoustic-pop haze. Directed with a warm, sun-kissed aesthetic, the video follows the six members—Shownu, Minhyuk, Kihyun, Hyungwon, Joohoney, and I.M—through a lazy seaside escape, where they frolic on pristine bea

The music video for ALLDAY PROJECT’s “One More Time,” released on November 17, 2025, as the title track of their debut single album under Big Planet Made Entertainment, is a nostalgic and heartfelt plea for second chances wrapped in a dreamy, 90s-inspired R&B haze. Directed with a soft-focus, retro aesthetic, the video follows the seven members—Dongyeon, Hyun, Yejun, Yunseo, Minjae, Jooan, and Hanbin—as wistful lovers navigating a sun-drenched, abandoned amusement park, symbo

GIRLSET’s “Little Miss” music video, released November 13, 2025, for their debut album SET THE STAGE , is a fierce pop-rock rebellion against perfection. The four members—Lexi, Camila, Kendall, and Savanna—shatter doll-like ideals in a mirrored mansion, trading white gowns for leather amid broken glass and confetti. Sharp choreography, bold raps, and a fiery chorus (“Little Miss, but I’m a mess”) drive the high-fashion visual, ending in a tiara-burning climax that celebrates

The music video for Jessi’s “Girls Like Me,” released on November 12, 2025, as the title track of her third mini-album P.M.S. (PRETTY MOOD SWINGS) under UNNI Company, is a bold and visually arresting showcase of unapologetic confidence and fierce femininity, blending futuristic glamour with gritty urban edge. Directed with a high-octane hip-hop flair, the video opens in a sleek, white-toned sci-fi set where Jessi commands the screen in sexy, metallic outfits and striking pose