12 P-Pop Music Videos You Shouldn’t Miss From July
A new month brought another wave of P-pop releases with both fan favorites and emerging artists unveiling their own standout music videos.
SB19, Baby Dolls: Courtesy of 1Z Entertainment and Star Music.
Baby Dolls: Courtesy of Star Music.
Every month offers another glimpse into the diversity and evolution of the P-pop music scene.
July alone was packed with releases that delivered distinct visual identities and compelling storytelling, with music videos driving the conversations both within the country and on the global stage. From Baby Dolls reviving novelty and amassing millions of views with their debut music video to BINI lending their voices to the official soundtrack of DreamWorks’ Forgotten Island and SB19 previewing their newest track during their historic Lollapalooza set, P-pop remained firmly in the spotlight throughout the month.
In this Billboard Philippines roundup, we’ve gathered 12 P-pop music videos from July that reflected these talented artists’ creative vision and fresh sounds. The month closed on another high note for the genre, with its continuous evolution keeping audiences eagerly anticipating what’s next.
“Oooh Lala Baby” – Baby Dolls
Baby Dolls have brought back novelty pop with the irresistibly catchy dance-pop anthem, “Oooh Lala Baby.” Set around a playful speed-dating concept, the colorful music video spotlights the group’s viral choreography that helped fuel nationwide dance trends, earning over 8 million views.
“Sinigang” – ALAMAT
The multiethnic P-pop boy group proudly celebrates everyday Filipino life in this visualizer, set in an karinderya and sari-sari store where the members charm former Miss Philippines Earth Joy Barcoma. Blending local culture and steamy chemistry, the video serves a distinctly Pinoy concept that’s just as hot as its namesake.
“Alembong” – MEI MEI
One of this year’s newest girl groups, MEI MEI reclaim the word “Alembong” with a vibrant, tongue-in-cheek music video packed with distinctly Filipino charm. From gossip sessions outside a sari-sari store to serving as muses at a barangay basketball game, the group’s colorful local references showcase their own bright personalities.
“hulog” – KAIA
Sparking conversations on X for their refreshing, fairy-like concept, KAIA embrace ethereal visuals in this dreamy music video. Clad in angel wings and flowing white dresses, the members perform their graceful choreography in a lush forest, perfectly complementing the track’s soft, enchanting atmosphere.
“Sinta” – BGYO
BGYO pair smooth vocals and Latin-inspired guitars with a warm, cinematic music video for fan-favorite, “Sinta.” Featuring content creator Innah Bee, the members share chemistry-filled dance sequences with her in this saturated visualizer that matches the song’s deeply romantic atmosphere.
“DARAMA” – OONA.
Fresh faces in the P-pop scene, OONA. capture the heart-fluttering emotions of young love with their self-written track. The bright music video sees the doll-like members inside an ornate mansion before performing their choreography in a sunlit, rustic barn, highlighting their youthful charm.
“Spider” – DNA
DNA embrace a darker, sci-fi concept in “Spider,” opening with the members suspended beneath neon teal lights. Drawing from cyberpunk-inspired visuals and digital aesthetics, the music video utilizes futuristic imagery to symbolize the inner turmoil explored throughout the track.
“Ligaya” – RAYA
RAYA‘s “Ligaya” is an uplifting anthem accompanied by a minimalist music video. Set against light blue backdrop adorned with bright yellow flowers, the visualizer keeps the focus on the members’ individual shots, reflecting the song’s empowering energy.
“Perfect Blue” – YGIG
Arriving shortly after its official music video, the lyric video sees the members hilariously step into the roles of weather reporters in a colorful, Y2K-inspired broadcast. Packed with playful weather forecasts that reference the song’s lyrics and vibrant typography, the visual captures the track’s lighthearted energy.
“A Parallel World” – BINI
Released as part of the soundtrack for DreamWorks’ Forgotten Island, this lyric video blends scenes from the film with behind-the-scenes clips of BINI in the recording booth and bonding during their U.S. trip. The vibrant neon lyrics emphasize the song’s themes of friendship and togetherness.
“GIGIL” – 1st.One
Opening with a striking red-hued animation of a young boy being bullied, the music video transitions into a dark set where 1st.One, clad in red leather ensembles, deliver hard-hitting choreography. Scenes of the members with their hands bound by rope reinforce the song’s defiant message against public criticism.
“LAWLESS” – SB19
First previewed during SB19’s groundbreaking Lollapalooza performance, the song arrived alongside a cowboy-inspired music video set inside a makeshift wooden living room. Dynamic camerawork captures the members playing around before cutting to intense choreographies, flanked by hip-hop dancers, matching the track’s rugged vibe.
Frequently Asked Questions
Standouts include Baby Dolls’ viral “Oooh Lala Baby” (8M+ views), BINI’s DreamWorks-tied “A Parallel World,” and SB19’s Lollapalooza-previewed “LAWLESS.”
Twelve groups released videos in July 2026: Baby Dolls, ALAMAT, MEI MEI, KAIA, BGYO, OONA., DNA, RAYA, YGIG, BINI, 1st.One, and SB19.
SB19 first previewed “LAWLESS” during their historic Lollapalooza 2026 set, ahead of the song’s cowboy-inspired music video release.
BINI recorded “A Parallel World” for DreamWorks’ Forgotten Island soundtrack, with the lyric video blending film scenes and behind-the-scenes footage.
Concepts ranged from Filipino cultural settings (ALAMAT, MEI MEI) to ethereal fantasy (KAIA), cyberpunk aesthetics (DNA), and Y2K broadcast parody (YGIG).
