From the pink of Bam Yang Gang to the summer of BUMPA: meeting BIBI on screen
The other images of BUMPA, Apocalypse, Bluebird, Derre and Bam Yang Gang
Once you know the songs, take a look at the visuals through which the music was delivered too. We picked five music videos from BIBI's official channel, ‘BUMPA’, ‘Apocalypse’, ‘Bluebird’, ‘Derre’ and ‘Bam Yang Gang’, in order of most recent release. Summer scenery and winter imagery, facial expressions and color come across differently in each. These are videos released between 2024 and 2026, a viewing separate from the track lists. You can discover expressions and spaces you passed over when only listening to the audio, and enjoy the way the same song expands into a visual story. This isn't a collection of live stages or making-of footage; the focus is on enjoying the finished music videos. Look for the moment a familiar melody meets the screen and is remembered anew.
BIBI — BUMPA — Official Music Video
The ‘BUMPA’ music video, released on the official channel on May 20, 2026. Melon's official production notes point to the scenes of enjoying a summer vacation with friends as the highlight of this video. Directed by Gahyeon Katherine Lee, it lets you take in the song and visuals together for about 4 minutes 2 seconds. That differs from the track's 3 minutes 38 seconds, so it's best enjoyed as the video's own progression. Pick it as your first watch on a day when you want to lighten your mood rather than take in a heavy story. If you heard the single first, it's worth seeing what colors and scenery are added to the rhythm. It suits anyone who wants to meet BIBI's recent music as visual content as well.
BIBI — Apocalypse — Official Music Video
The official music video for ‘Apocalypse’ was released on May 14, 2025, the second studio album's release date. At about 2 minutes 57 seconds, it's among the shorter of these five videos. See what stays with you more when the questions of love and existence first posed by the track meet the screen. You can also watch by following the expressions and colors you noticed first. It can serve as a starting point for getting to know the album's story from both the song and the visuals.
BIBI — Bluebird — Official Music Video
The official music video for ‘Bluebird’ was released on February 20, 2025, and runs 3 minutes 16 seconds. If you first heard the song on the studio album, this is a way of going back to the visuals from when it came out as a single. Another approach is to recall the album notes' description of it as a song written in a hard time. Ask yourself what feeling is left when the bright-sounding music meets the colors of winter. Watched in sequence with the summer video for ‘BUMPA’, you can also enjoy the contrast of one singer's music lingering as images of different seasons.
BIBI — Derre — Official Music Video
The official music video for ‘Derre’, released on November 14, 2024. At about 4 minutes 4 seconds it's longer than the audio track, which runs in the two-minute range, letting you enjoy a pacing different from simply playing the song. If you learned the song from the second studio album, look back at the visuals from her single run before the album came out. It's worth a look whether you're a fan of her expressions and style or curious about how the song's mood changes on video. This is the main music video, separate from the official performance video and the making-of footage.
BIBI — Bam Yang Gang — Official Music Video
The official music video for ‘Bam Yang Gang’, released on February 13, 2024, running 2 minutes 33 seconds. It's a way of watching the song Jang Kiha wrote alongside BIBI's expressions, so pick it on a day when you want to bring out the familiar melody again. If you got to know the singer through her recent songs, it's an occasion to look back at the visuals she once used to present her music. It's also worth remembering that this video came out before the version included on the 2025 studio album. See whether a short song and its images stay with you together for a long time, and bring these five videos to a close.
If you want bright summer visuals, choose ‘BUMPA’ first; if you're curious about the colors of winter, ‘Bluebird’. ‘Derre’ and ‘Bam Yang Gang’ become a path back to her single releases before the second studio album, while ‘Apocalypse’ preserves the album's first impression on video. There's no need to decode the meaning of every scene as if there were a right answer. Follow the expression or color that caught your eye first, or the image that's become tied to the song in your memory. Which scene comes to mind when you go back to listening to the audio alone after watching is yet another way to enjoy it.
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