BabyMonster Asa Gains Attention Thanks to Airport Fashion

On June 14, the members of BabyMonster gathered at the Korean airport to fly to a fan meeting in Singapore. Asa’s striking appearance caught everyone’s eye. The singer stood out with her trendy Y2K fashion sense, a popular style from the early 2000s that combined nostalgia with a modern and sophisticated touch. In photos from the airport, Asa was seen wearing a Y2K-inspired outfit consisting of a fitted vest, flared jeans, and a fishbone cap. The ensemble accentuated her well-proportioned figure and slim waistline.

Feedback from online users included, “Her attire and physique are flawless,” “This embodies the ideal Y2K aesthetic,” “She looks incredible,” “This is exactly what I was hoping for from a YG girl group,” and “She is absolutely stunning.”

Asa is known for her stunning physique, standing at 1.67 meters tall with a perfect body ratio, long legs, and a slim waist. Her versatile talents have endeared her to fans, as she is not only one of the group’s top rappers, but also excels in singing and dancing. She also played a key role in the composition and writing of the group’s debut song, “Batter Up.”

Born in 2006, Asa is a Japanese national who has had a strong interest in dancing since a young age, particularly in hip hop. Along with Ruka, she became one of the first Japanese idols to debut in a YG Entertainment group. Asa and the six other members of BabyMonster gained widespread recognition through their participation in YG’s survival show, “Last Evaluation.”

In November 2023, BabyMonster made their debut with the release of their music video “Batter Up.” However, during this time, member Ahyeon (born in 2007) faced health issues, which prevented her from promoting with the group. In early April, Ahyeon returned and BabyMonster re-debuted with an album consisting of seven songs, including “Sheesh,” “Like That,” “Stuck in The Middle (7 Ver.),” and “Dream….” The title track, “Sheesh,” was described as a dance song that combined hip hop with a baroque-style piano melody. However, upon its release, “Sheesh” received significant criticism, resulting in poor performance on the charts.