H1-KEY's Agency announces exclusive contracts with BB Girls

BB GIRLS, formerly known as Brave Girls, has signed exclusive contracts with GLG, the agency announced on Wednesday.

GLG, which is home to girl group H1-KEY and singer Stella Jang, expressed its commitment to supporting the group’s future endeavors. “We will strive to provide support to the three members of BB Girls — Minyoung, Eunji, and Yuna — for their upcoming activities across various fields,” the agency said in a statement. “We hope the fans will remain engaged with the music and energy this group will present hereafter,” it added.

"Hello. This is GLG.

We have signed an exclusive contract with the group BB GIRLS (Minyoung, Eunji, Yuna).

GLG will spare no effort in providing full support so that BB GIRLS can be active in various fields in the future.

We ask for your anticipation for the new look that BB GIRLS, who have been showing their presence in various fields such as music and entertainment, will show through their collaboration with GLG.

We ask for your interest and love for the newly launched BB GIRLS.

thank you"

BB Girls originally debuted under the name Brave Girls in 2011. However, the original lineup disbanded following limited success. In 2016, the group's producer, Brave Brothers, reformed the band with new members Minyoung, Yujeong, Eunji, and Yuna.

The revamped lineup faced similar challenges until their 2017 song 'Rollin' went viral on YouTube in early 2021, catapulting them to stardom. The group rebranded as BB Girls under Warner Music Korea in May 2023. Member Yujeong departed in April this year, leaving the group with three remaining members.

The new partnership with GLG marks a fresh chapter for BB Girls as they continue their journey in the music industry.

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