On January 25, MBC’s 'Point of Omniscient Interfere' will highlight the long-awaited return of Baby V.O.X, one of K-pop’s legendary first-generation girl groups. After 14 years, the group is reuniting as a complete team to perform and share behind-the-scenes stories from their illustrious 28-year career.

The episode will provide a rare look at the making of Baby V.O.X’s new performance music video, their first as a full group in over a decade. The members come together to thank fans for their unwavering support, diving into a medley of hits like 'Ya Ya Ya' and 'Doll' during a random dance session. The moment they hear the music, their bodies instinctively remember the choreography, sparking excitement about how much of their iconic moves they can still recall.

Adding to the nostalgia, Baby V.O.X has re-recorded several of their hit songs for 2025. Notably, Yoon Eun Hye’s voice will appear in the new version of 'Ya Ya Ya' for the first time in 27 years, heightening fans’ anticipation for this special release.

The episode also introduces a surprise guest manager who supports the group during their music video shoot. The manager, equipped with hot packs and refreshments, helps the members stay energized while they film in striking black-and-white outfits, delivering a captivating performance of 'Why + Game Over.' Their powerful choreography and stage presence reportedly left everyone in awe, proving they can rival today’s top idols.

Beyond their performance, Baby V.O.X reflects on their hectic prime years, recalling jam-packed schedules with up to 13 appearances in a single day and daring stunts like bungee jumping on variety shows. The members also share lighthearted moments, exchanging honest first impressions and untold stories from their journey.

With nostalgia, humor, and spectacular performances, this episode offers fans a heartfelt reunion with Baby V.O.X, celebrating their legendary legacy while introducing a fresh chapter in their career.

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