New Music Leaked Ahead of Comeback
BAE173, the rising K-pop boy group, is gearing up for their first-ever full-length album—but not without turbulence. On September 23, a portion of an unreleased track from their upcoming album was leaked online, sparking concern among fans and the agency alike.
Agency Responds to Unauthorized Leak
POCKETDOL STUDIO, their managing label, wasted no time. “We’re currently conducting a swift investigation into the cause and reviewing all processes to implement preventative measures,” a representative stated. Despite the breach, they confirmed that the album will release as planned.
No delays here: the album is landing on October 23, marking a major moment for BAE173 as they unveil their growth since debut.
What’s at Stake?
This isn’t just another release. It’s BAE173’s first full album since their debut, and anticipation is at a high. The leaked song wasn’t yet officially introduced, making the incident especially frustrating for both the group and fans.
Industry watchers note that first full albums often serve as musical turning points for rookie groups—and BAE173 is no exception. With their unique blend of vocal skill, rap dynamics, and synchronized choreography, this comeback is being seen as their defining moment.
Next Stop: Japan Tour
Even with the recent exploit, there’s no slowing down. The boys are set to begin their Japan tour on November 4. This international push aligns with their growing popularity overseas—especially in Japan, where K-pop fandom runs deep.
Final Note
Leaked content may throw a wrench into promo cycles, but BAE173 isn’t backing down. With fans rallying in support and a full album around the corner, the group is marching toward their moment in the K-pop spotlight.
Will this leak only fuel anticipation? Stay tuned—October 23 is just around the corner.
