The group showcases their unique charm through 'F Girl' and 'I DONT CARE.'
They are rapidly expanding their global fanbase under P Nation.
The group Baby DONT Cry has been recognized as a 'Must-Watch Emerging Artist for 2026' by the UK music magazine NME.
Comprising members Lee Hyun, Kumi, Mia, and Benny, Baby DONT Cry made their debut with the digital single 'F Girl' last June, followed by their second single 'I DONT CARE,' showcasing a more mature musical identity.
NME praised the group for their 'carefree yet slightly rebellious charm paired with infectious K-pop melodies,' highlighting their potential for significant success, particularly under P Nation, founded by Psy. Baby DONT Cry's rapid ascension is evident as they leave their mark on global stages and even grace the cover of a Japanese fashion magazine.
Baby DONT Cry stands out in the K-pop scene with a distinctive charm that transcends mere melodies. Their fresh visuals and captivating performances contribute to a solid identity, which is crucial in engaging with their fanbase. Such characteristics are likely to play a significant role in shaping their future trajectory within the music industry.
Their agency, P Nation, has built a strong reputation within the K-pop community over recent years, providing Baby DONT Cry with more opportunities. Psy's influence is positively impacting the group, likely solidifying their presence in the global market.
Baby DONT Cry is set to showcase their music on various stages in the coming months, which will play a key role in further expanding their global fandom. Additionally, their consistent musical evolution through albums and singles is expected to contribute to their success.
This article is KOSTAR’s reinterpretation of a story originally reported by TVDaily.
Photo: NME
