They captivated the audience with their second single 'I DONT CARE'.
They have also secured a spot in the '2025 SBS Music Awards' lineup.
The group Baby DONT Cry made a splendid appearance at their first year-end stage after debut. They performed at the '2025 KBS Music Festival Global Festival' on the 19th, captivating the audience with a special rendition of their second digital single 'I DONT CARE'. The members showcased an impressive stage presence uncommon for rookies, expressing themselves with diverse facial expressions and relaxed gestures. Additionally, they brought more excitement to the performance with a grand display alongside a mega crew, enhancing the visual appeal with dynamic choreography and precise formations. Baby DONT Cry has made a remarkable impression on K-pop fans through their successful debut comeback activity with 'I DONT CARE' following their debut single 'F Girl', demonstrating upgraded energy and resonating deeply with listeners. Their presence is solidified further as they are also included in the lineup for the '2025 SBS Music Awards' following the 'KBS Music Festival'.
The musical characteristics of Baby DONT Cry stem from their intense energy and unique style. 'I DONT CARE' showcases bold attempts that break conventional boundaries for a newly debuted group. Their performances go beyond simple pop music, combining elements that evoke deep emotions, offering fans a fresh experience. This is a significant reason for their rising prominence in the K-pop scene. The response from their fandom has been overwhelmingly positive. Engaged fans have been closely following Baby DONT Cry's growth on social media, which is expected to play a crucial role in their future activities. The communication with fans is vital in solidifying the relationship between artists and listeners. The outstanding stage performances of Baby DONT Cry contribute to concluding their remarkable first year, raising expectations for their future endeavors. They hint at the emergence of another 'super rookie'.
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