BABYMONSTER is a seven-member girl group under YG Entertainment. BABYMONSTER’s combined net worth, and the net worth or earnings of its individual members, are not established by the sources reviewed here, and this page does not estimate them. This page sets out what has been publicly reported about the group’s album sales, tour and brand decisions, and who reported it.
Corrected: October 2026 (unsupported figures removed; not a full re-verification)
Updated: November 1, 2026 (tour progress, post-May releases and brand campaigns added from named sources; no earnings figures added or implied)
How did the CHOOM album perform?
Soompi reported on May 5, 2026 that, according to Hanteo Chart, the group’s third mini album CHOOM sold 387,871 copies on its first day, above the previous first-day record of 261,650 set by WE GO UP. Soompi also reported that the album topped iTunes Top Albums in at least 15 regions by the morning of May 5 KST and that the title track’s video reached No. 1 on YouTube’s worldwide trending music videos. Album sales and chart positions are not earnings, and the sources reviewed here do not say how any revenue is shared.
What has the group released since CHOOM?
YG’s discography lists the digital single SUGAR HONEY ICE TEA from June 2026 and the digital single DESERVE, released October 23, 2026. Yonhap reported the DESERVE release date on October 14, citing YG Entertainment. Release activity is not earnings, and the sources reviewed do not say how any revenue is shared.
What was reported about the world tour?
Cineplay reported on April 11, 2026 that YG Entertainment said on April 10 that tickets for the group’s Seoul shows at Jamsil Indoor Stadium, scheduled for June 26 to 28, 2026, had sold out. The Seoul shows went ahead as scheduled, opening the group’s second world tour, CHOOM. YG Entertainment said on May 11, 2026 that the tour had grown to 27 shows across 18 cities, covering Seoul, six cities in Japan, eight more in Asia and three in Oceania, with Europe, North America and South America dates still to be announced. Korean outlet Osen reported in September 2026 that the group’s two shows at Kyocera Dome Osaka, its first dome concerts, drew 90,000 people and sold out. Cineplay had reported that the group’s first world tour drew roughly 300,000 viewers. Tour activity is not earnings, and the sources reviewed do not say how any revenue is shared.
What was reported about brand offers?
Outlook Respawn reported on May 12, 2026, citing Korean outlet OSEN and unnamed fashion industry sources, that the group had declined recent luxury brand ambassador offers on the instruction of YG Entertainment chief producer Yang Hyun Suk. Outlook Respawn describes the declined offers as luxury offers. Since then, named campaigns have been reported: Branding in Asia reported on June 19, 2026 that OPPO named the group the ambassador for its Reno series ahead of the Reno16 global launch, and Marketing-Interactive reported on July 13, 2026 that Unilever’s Sunsilk had tapped the group for a new campaign. None of these reports discloses deal values.
What was reported about YG Entertainment’s results?
YG Life reported on May 9, 2025, citing Yonhap, that YG Entertainment recorded an operating profit of 9.5 billion KRW in the first quarter of 2025 and that YG attributed growth to acts including BABYMONSTER and TREASURE. Company results are not the members’ income or net worth.
Related reading
More on this site: KATSEYE, Tyla, BINI, Sebastian Stan’s net worth story, why celebrity beauty brands are failing, Kyle Busch’s wealth breakdown, aespa earnings and business interests, BTS members’ reported finances and Jang Wonyoung’s earnings and contract context.
About the financial figures on this page
This page includes reported figures, not estimates of personal wealth. Income, contract values and company valuations are not the same as net worth. We have not verified the individuals’ assets, liabilities or ownership details, so their current net worth is not established here.
