BABYMONSTER reveals striking visuals for their upcoming mini-album 'CHOOM' and plans a world tour starting in June.
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BABYMONSTER revealed a strong gaze and refined charisma ahead of their comeback. Today (14th), their agency YG ENTERTAINMENT released visual photos of BABYMONSTER's 3rd mini-album 'CHOOM' through their official blog. In the released visual photos, Luka and Laura displayed a confident charm. The two focused attention with their relentless strong gazes. Luka completed a unique atmosphere with twin-tail hair and bold accessories, while Laura exuded refined charisma with a sharp gaze and chic expression in a red-toned outfit. Reactions continue to show that BABYMONSTER firmly demonstrated their limitless concept absorption ability. BABYMONSTER will release their 3rd mini-album 'CHOOM' on May 4 at 6 PM and will carry out comeback activities with the title track of the same name. YG ENTERTAINMENT's chief producer Yang Hyun-suk has hinted at a 'new album unlike anything revealed before', raising expectations. Along with their comeback, they will conduct their second world tour, starting with a performance in Seoul from June 26 to 28, covering five continents including Asia, North America, Oceania, Europe, and South America.
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