tripleS releases Japanese version of ‘Baby Flower’ for global fans

tripleS has released the Japanese version of its title track “Baby Flower,” further expanding the group’s global reach.

The Japanese edition of “Baby Flower,” originally featured as the title track of 'ASSEMBLE26 ‘LOVE & POP’ Part 1', was officially released on June 3 alongside a new Japanese-language music video. The song became available worldwide, with streaming platforms unveiling the track according to each region’s local midnight release schedule.

tripleS recently returned with its full-group album 'ASSEMBLE26 ‘LOVE & POP’ Part 1', which delivers messages of empathy, encouragement, and solidarity to those who have yet to discover or fully believe in their own potential.

“Baby Flower” carries the uplifting message that everyone shares similar struggles and can bloom like a flower together. Following previous full-group releases such as “Girls Never Die” and “Are You Alive,” the song once again speaks to young people navigating the challenges of growth and self-discovery.

The music video has also attracted significant attention. Filmed across four cities—Seoul, Bangkok, Taipei, and Tokyo—the visual project has been praised for its storytelling and emotional atmosphere. The video surpassed 3.3 million views within its first 24 hours and exceeded 6.2 million views by the morning of June 3, reflecting strong support from fans around the world.

In addition to “Baby Flower,” tracks including “Sad Girls Schemin’,” “Peer,” “Type of Girl,” “Sleek,” “I Like That,” and “Me Myself Mode” further showcase tripleS’ signature storytelling, exploring the thoughts, concerns, and attitudes of young women today.

With the release of the Japanese version, tripleS continues to strengthen its connection with international listeners while building momentum for its latest comeback.