Waave's critically acclaimed music documentary, 'MAMAMOO: Where are we now,' which launched in 2022 and was honored with the 'Top Excellence Award' in the 'UHD' Category at the prestigious "2022 New-Tech Contents Daesang", is gearing up for its debut on Netflix Southeast Asia. This development has sparked excitement among international fans, many of whom are eagerly awaiting the possibility of a global release if the Southeast Asia rollout proves successful. The anticipation is further fueled by the documentary's exceptional performance on Waave, where it dominated South Korean streaming charts for several weeks upon its initial release.

The four-part documentary offers a profound and intimate look into the lives of the MAMAMOO members, capturing their individual journeys and collective experiences as both artists and human beings. It masterfully brings to life their shared journey, unfolding the group's evolution from an obscure (nugu) debut group from a small company — once dismissed due to their unconventional looks in the industry — to their emergence as a chart-topping, record-setting global sensation. The documentary, rich in behind-the-scenes content, offers a powerful illustration of their unique personal attributes, the bond they share as a unit, and the transformative journey they've undertaken throughout their careers.The clear talent and grit that the girls showcased during their special episode on Netflix "Take 1" music documentary show available globally for streaming on the platform.

In this four-part, 120-minute-per-episode documentary, MAMAMOO breaks down barriers, revealing a level of human vulnerability that K-pop idols seldom get to share publicly. This poignant series forms part of their "7-year anniversary" project, launched in 2021 with the comeback "MAMAMOO: Where Are We" and its title track "Where are we now" (2021). This comprehensive project included an anniversary comeback album, concert, and this intimate documentary - all intended as a heartwarming tribute to their fans on their 7th year in the industry.

Unsurprisingly, the announcement of the documentary's release on an international streaming platform has stirred significant excitement among fans. Anticipation is now at fever pitch as they eagerly await not only the debut in Southeast Asia, but also a potential global release.

Meanwhile MAMAMOO is currently wrapping up their record breaking USA debut tour making the senior group the highest-selling debut US Tour for both kpop and western girl groups. 

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