A behind-the-scenes video of BABYMONSTER's concert at Kyocera Dome in Japan is drawing enthusiastic responses from fans around the world. With the tears the members shed behind the glamorous stage and the emotions of the staff who prepared the performance together revealed to the public, the concert's moving moments carried over online. In particular, Asa's tears and the members' heartfelt moments drew an outpouring of support from fans overseas, including in Korea and Japan.

The world tour behind-the-scenes content 'BABYMONSTER - WORLD TOUR [CHOOM] BEHIND in JAPAN #3' captured various moments surrounding the Japan concerts. In the comments on the released video, reactions stood out mentioning impressions of the Kyocera Dome concert and the members' emotional scenes.

■ Asa's Tears — Fans Cried Along

One of the members who drew the most attention was Asa. Fans expressed deep empathy for Asa, who became overwhelmed with emotion during the performance. One overseas fan said, "I cried too when Asa started crying," sending love to Asa and all the members. Another fan mentioned the scene where Asa showed tears and left a message of encouragement.

Fans' reactions to Asa's performance also reflected the affection built from watching her activities over time. One viewer singled out Asa's solo stage and tears at Kyocera Dome as special moments, expressing hope that she would grow into an even more shining artist.

The members' tears held special meaning for fans as well. One viewer, referencing around the 12-minute-2-second mark of the video, said seeing the members become emotional at the fans' cheering warmed their heart. Many commented that it was impressive to see singers who deliver energy to the audience on stage instead being moved by the audience's support.

Ruka also became a talking point. One fan, referring to around the 12-minute-27-second mark, expressed amazement that her voice remained stable even while shedding tears, praising her for carrying on with the performance in an emotional moment.

■ "Even the Staff Were in Tears"... Rora and Pharita's Comfort Also Noted

Attention also continued toward the staff who prepared the concert. One overseas fan, citing around the 24-minute-30-second mark, picked the scene where even the staff could not hold back their tears as the most impressive moment. The fan found meaning in the fact that staff who had been with the group since before debut witnessed the members' growth, and also noted the scene of Rora and Pharita comforting the staff.

These responses show that the concert's emotion was not limited to the members on stage. Fans showed interest in the feelings of the people working behind the scenes as well, recalling the relationships and time that went into completing the performance.

■ Ahyeon's Command of the Stage and Playful Reactions to 'Copper'

There were also comments praising Ahyeon's ability to draw responses from the audience. One fan, mentioning around the 22-minute-3-second mark, evaluated Ahyeon as excellent at raising the crowd's energy. Not only the moments where she led the concert emotionally, but also scenes of her actively communicating with the audience remained in fans' memories.

Reactions continued to 'Copper,' which Asa mentioned in the video. Some overseas fans, referencing around the 4-minute-33-second mark, took the scene in good fun. Among comments centered on moving moments, playful reactions to the members' conversation also appeared.

■ "The Most Moving Live Show"... Impressions from Fans Who Attended Kyocera Dome

Impressions from Japanese fans who attended the Kyocera Dome concert in person also drew attention. One viewer wrote in Japanese that they went to see the concert live and were truly moved. Another fan said it was the most moving live show they had ever attended and thanked BABYMONSTER. A fan who attended both days of the concert recalled it as an unforgettable and happy time. Another viewer who attended the second day said they cried and shouted from beginning to end, adding that they want to attend every concert they possibly can in the future.

Fans also showed pride in the venue itself, Kyocera Dome. One overseas fan said they had watched BABYMONSTER since their pre-debut evaluation program days and that they were proud of the members for taking the Kyocera Dome stage, expressing hope to see them on the Coachella stage as well.

■ "You've Worked Hard, BeMon-deul"... Support Continued in Multilingual Comments

Support from Korean fans also continued. Comments such as "You've worked hard, BeMon-deul (BABYMONSTER members)" and "BeMon performing hard on the stage of their dreams and Monstiez cheering them on with all their energy — it's all so moving" contained encouragement for the members who finished the concert. Overseas fans asked which country they were supporting BABYMONSTER from or encouraged international fans to participate. With comments appearing in Japanese, English, and Korean, it showed that interest in BABYMONSTER continues across many language communities.

Some fans also expressed expectations for the 2026 MAMA and future activities. Another fan said they are waiting for new music and hope to meet the group again at the next concert. However, these responses reflect fans' hopes and wishes and do not mean that any specific appearance or future concert schedule has been confirmed.

■ Notable Rise in Netizen Awards Ranking... Eyes on the Remainder of October

As global fans' interest in BABYMONSTER continues, the group is also drawing attention in the Netizen Awards. As of the afternoon of the 22nd, BABYMONSTER ranks 15th in the October Netizen Awards Best Group category and 7th in the Globe Netizen Awards Best Group category. In particular, the fact that the group is ranked within the top 10 in the Globe Netizen Awards is drawing interest as it aligns with BABYMONSTER's expanding reach among overseas fans.

What fans focused on in this behind-the-scenes video was not just the scale of the concert or its lavish production. The members shedding tears on stage, the staff who became emotional watching them, and the memories of audience members who cried and laughed at the venue came together as one story. Unlike explaining a concert's results in numbers, the behind-the-scenes video served to show how the members took in those moments. It is interpreted that fans directly citing the playback times of specific scenes to share their impressions is a sign of how deeply those individual moments left an impression.

From the fan who cried along with Asa's tears to the viewer who picked the staff's appearance as the most memorable scene, the comments contained one concert experienced by different people. The emotion shared by BABYMONSTER on stage, Monstiez in the seats, and the staff who built the concert together has continued in fans' stories even after the video's release. As the stage command and the members' genuine sides shown through the Japan concerts have left a deep impression on fans, attention continues on how this connection will carry over into the Netizen Awards ranking competition, with domestic and international fans' interest in BABYMONSTER continuing through the latter half of October.

[This article was written based on the released video's title and viewer comments. Descriptions of scenes in the video and impressions of the concert include statements and personal evaluations by commenters. AI provided some assistance.]