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Rami of BABYMONSTER holds a microphone in an SBS radio studio on 12 November 2024.Rami라미
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Rami

라미

Rami is a member of BABYMONSTER, the seven-member girl group under YG Entertainment. The agency's official profile gives her birthday as 17 October 2007, and in November 2023 she was the last member revealed, under a new stage name.

Group
BABYMONSTER
Agency
YG Entertainment
Debut
1 April 2024
Born
17 October 2007
From
South Korea

Who is Rami?

Rami (라미) is a member of BABYMONSTER (베이비몬스터), the seven-member girl group under YG Entertainment. The agency’s official profile gives her birthday as 17 October 2007 and the group’s debut date as 1 April 2024.

YG Entertainment posted the visual film for Rami on its official blog on 23 November 2023. Ilgan Sports, reporting on it the same day, wrote that she had changed the stage name she had used until then, Haram, to Rami. YG Entertainment explained that the new name came from the nickname the members already used — dropping the first syllable of Haram and calling her Rami — and said the name also carries the dictionary senses of beloved, happiness and a first lamp, adding that it hoped her voice would carry love and happiness to everyone.

The same report introduced Rami as a Korean member with a soulful sensibility and a tone of her own, and said she had live and dance ability together with a knack for reinterpreting a song in her own colours.

What to watch

BABYMONSTER’s official music videos, performance clips and self-produced films go up on the group’s own YouTube channel. K-Culture Radar links to official uploads rather than rehosting them.

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BABYMONSTER

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Groups

BABYMONSTER

YG Entertainment

BABYMONSTER are a seven-member girl group under YG Entertainment — Ruka, Pharita, Asa, Ahyeon, Rami, Rora and Chiquita — whose official profile dates the debut to 1 April 2024. The second world tour, CHOOM, opened in Seoul in June 2026 and brings their first dome concerts at Kyocera Dome Osaka on 22 and 23 September.

Translated from the Korean original.

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