Watch: BABYMONSTER's 'MOON' Making Film Closes a Six-Post Run
Fifteen minutes and nine seconds, four days on from the music video — and 71,436 views inside the first hour.
OFFICIAL VIDEO1 hour ago· source posted 2 hours agoby K-POP PULSE Desk1 min read
The 'MOON' making film went up on BABYMONSTER's own channel five seconds before six in the evening Seoul time on August 6, and runs fifteen minutes and nine seconds. Four days on from the music video, it closes the run. We logged it fifty-one minutes after it appeared, at 71,436 views, with 18,329 likes and 2,096 comments.
The description says nothing beyond tags and links — #BABYMONSTER, #베이비몬스터, #3rdMINIALBUM, #춤, #CHOOM, #MOON, #MV_MAKING and #YG, then the group's accounts across YouTube, Instagram, Facebook, X, TikTok, Weibo and bilibili. Those tags are also where the release names itself: the third mini album, 춤 (CHOOM), with 'MOON' as the song.
Six posts carry 'MOON' on our record and they land across five days. August 2 brought the music video and, three hours later, an OUT NOW post. August 4 added a highlight clip in the morning and a performance video that evening. A magazine episode followed on August 5, and this making film on August 6.
We have written about three of those already — the music video, the performance video, and the day the video passed ten million views. This entry also lands on a round number: our BABYMONSTER record now holds exactly 1,000 posts, and MONSTIES can find every one of them there.
Context for International Fans
A Korean release does not arrive as one video and stop. It arrives as a sequence — music video, an out-now post, a highlight clip, a performance video, a magazine episode, a making film — each posted separately over days so the release keeps a presence in the feed rather than spiking once. The six 'MOON' posts spread across five days are that pattern in miniature, which is also why a single upload date tells you very little about when a song's promotion actually ran.
Why It Matters
A view count on its own is not a fact; a view count with the minute it was read is. Fifty-one minutes in, this one stood at 71,436 — a reading that stops existing the moment the counter moves, and one nobody can take again later. The same habit, one post at a time, is what has grown this group's record to a thousand entries.
What to Watch Next
Nothing in the post announces a date, so none is given here. Anything further from the 춤 (CHOOM) release lands on the group's record page the same way, timestamped to the minute and linked back to the official post.
