9 OPM Music Videos Featuring The Nation’s Girl Group BINI
Tackling love, heartbreak, and everything in between, these music videos showcase the BINI members’ charm as leading ladies.
Courtesy of Star Music.
Courtesy of Star Music.
As the Nation’s Girl Group, BINI have helped put OPM on the global map. Their string of hits and growing achievements continue to expand the reach of Filipino pop music.
Songs like “Pantropiko” and “Salamin, Salamin” have sparked viral dance trends and strong chart runs. Their catchy hooks and choreography have made the eight-member girl group a phenomenon at home and abroad. This year, they made history as the first Filipino group to perform at Coachella and have since carried that momentum into their Signals World Tour, reaching audiences around the world.
Apart from their own music, several BINI members including Aiah, Maloi, Jhoanna, Mikha, Stacey, and Gwen have appeared in music videos by fellow OPM artists, showing a side of themselves beyond their onstage personas.
With Colet and Sheena yet to join the lineup, there’s still more for Blooms to anticipate. For now, here are nine OPM music videos where the BINI members stepped beyond their place as the Nation’s Girl Group to take on the role of leading ladies.
ALAMAT – “Maharani”
In this school-set romance, BINI’s leader stars opposite ALAMAT‘s Taneo as the pair prepare to portray Princess Gandingan and Prince Bantugan, characters drawn from the Maranao epic Darangen, alongside the rest of ALAMAT. Blurring the lines between their performance and budding romance, the music video echoes the song’s central message of hoping to get a shot at giving someone the love they deserve.
Jeremy G – “Bini”
As the object of Jeremy G’s affection, Aiah brings to life a music video centered on an all-too-familiar crush. Referred to as his “binibini,” she is the girl at the heart of his admiration as his character works up the courage to finally confess his feelings. The music video captures the push and pull of wanting to say how you feel while wondering if the feeling might be mutual.
Rob Deniel – “RomCom”
Maloi joins Rob Deniel in this playful tribute to the Filipino romantic-comedy genre, recreating iconic scenes from beloved films like A Very Special Love, Kita Kita, Flames, and Diary ng Panget. As Sarah Geronimo’s iconic Laida Magtalas, BINI’s main vocalist fits right into the fantasy of the music video, which serves as a love letter to the stories that made audiences fall in love with love.
Maki – “Dilaw”
Maloi stars opposite singer-songwrier Maki in this youthful romance that begins with their shared love for art. As they spend time together, the two paint color into each other’s worlds, bringing the song’s central metaphor to life — the feeling of finding someone who makes even the simplest parts of life feel a little more colorful, only for Maloi to find herself alone when Maki suddenly disappears.
Dionela ft. Jay R – “sining”
Memories of a love that transcends time and loss take center stage in Dionela‘s music video, with Stacey appearing as the vision of a late wife remembered by an elderly man on his deathbed. Through symbolic frames, the video reflects on the lasting imprint a loved one leaves behind, with the song’s central idea of seeing someone as a work of art — one whose beauty endures even in their absence.
Cup of Joe – “Misteryoso”
Working at the same design company, Jhoanna catches the attention of vocalist Gian Bernardino. Soon, he finds himself imagining what a romance with her could look like, as the music video shifts between an ordinary office setting and a dreamy, fairytale-like world. With Cup of Joe playing matchmakers on the sidelines, the story turns the thrill of a secret crush into a charming story about taking a chance on love.
Six Part Invention – “Wasak Na Puso”
Moving away from the romantic-driven stories of the other music videos, Gwen plays an audio archivist who uncovers a box of old recordings containing heartfelt messages from an OFW father to his children. As she listens through the tapes, her reactions slowly reveal the emotional weight of a family separated by distance, before the story takes a poignant turn with the reveal of Gwen’s older sister.
Inigo Pascual – “Pagdating ng Panahon”
Showing how love can linger across distance, Mikha plays Inigo Pascual‘s close friend and love interest in a story shaped by memories of their time spent together. As the singer-songwriter’s character moves through different destinations in the Philippines and Austrailia, he looks back on moments the two shared, capturing the ache of being apart while still holding on to their connection.
James Reid – “Attention”
What starts as a simple date between James Reid and Aiah quickly descends into chaos, with an earthquake, a broken-down car, and even a zombie invasion threatening their time together. Yet through it all, Reid’s character stays focused on the BINI member. Blending absurd humor with romance, the music video puts a playful spin on the idea of giving someone your undivided attention.
Frequently Asked Questions
Nine, including ALAMAT’s “Maharani,” Rob Deniel’s “RomCom,” Cup of Joe’s “Misteryoso,” and James Reid’s “Attention,” with six members appearing as leads.
Maloi stars in “RomCom,” playing Sarah Geronimo’s Laida Magtalas from A Very Special Love in a tribute to Filipino rom-coms, including Kita Kita, Flames, and Diary ng Panget.
Aiah appears in Jeremy G’s “Bini” and James Reid’s “Attention,” while Maloi stars in Rob Deniel’s “RomCom” and Maki’s “Dilaw.”
BINI became the first Filipino group to perform at Coachella this year, then carried that momentum into their Signals World Tour.
Colet and Sheena have yet to join the lineup of OPM music video appearances, leaving more for fans, known as Blooms, to anticipate.
