It seems that the SBTown management wants to continue heading in the direction of being a musical powerhouse. After forming a talented boy band, a new girl group has debuted to represent Pinoy pop.
Meet YGIG, SBTown’s first P-pop girl group aiming to amplify Filipino culture in both local and international arenas. In case you’re curious, YGIG stands for “You Go, I Go.”
❇ 1st SBTown Girl Group
YGIG
You Go, I Go.[7 Official Members]
JM #YGIGJM
VIEN #YGIGVien
DARLENE #YGIGDarlene
JEWEL #YGIGJewel
HAZELYN #YGIGHazelyn
MAEG #YGIGMaeg
ALEXEI #YGIGAlexei#YGIG #YGIGDebut pic.twitter.com/hJQq86AVwH— YGIG (@ygig_official) November 24, 2022
On Nov. 24, SBTown president Geong Seong Han (a.k.a. Tatang Robin, SB19’s producer) introduced YGIG along with their debut single “Shaba Shaba,” in a media conference in Quezon City. After SB19’s success, SBTown finally presents their first-ever girl group.
The P-pop girl collective consists of seven members: Alexei, Maeg, JM, Vien, Hazelyn, Jewel, and former “The Voice Kids” finalist Darlene. According to their Korean trainer Adie Hong, the girls underwent extreme lessons for four years amid the pandemic.
“They did not give up, and they fully trust the company. They sincerely participated in the training, even offline [or] online. I want to tell you that our YGIG members are very patient, sincere, and passionate about their duty,” Adie said.
The media con also acknowledged the rising P-pop culture here, particularly the existence of girl groups like BINI, MNL48, and KAIA. Geong also shared how the bigger boy band fandoms dominated our local music scene. Considering Korea’s current sitch, he said that girl groups are getting more attention.
As for what comes with the “Shaba Shaba” vibes, Darlene said that it’s about a girl who cast a love spell to the person she likes. “Shaba Shaba” is also a more playful phrase of “Siya ba?” in hip-hop form.
Ready to vibe with YGIG? Loop their debut single below:
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Stills from YGIG’s Twitter
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