First Look at P Girls
K-Pop fans are buzzing with excitement after PSY and (G)I-DLE’s Soyeon unveiled a sneak peek of a new 5th-generation girl group they are co-directing under P Nation. The potential group, tentatively referred to as “P Girls,” was introduced on April 10 via P Nation’s YouTube Channel.
The video, titled “November Monthly Evaluation,” features four female trainees delivering a high-energy dance performance to Beyoncé’s “Pure/Honey.” With fierce choreography, confident expressions, and striking visuals, the trainees immediately captivated viewers, even though no names, ages, or backgrounds were revealed.
The post was simply captioned “P Girls,” sparking speculation that this might be the group’s official name.
If the rumors hold true, P Girls will mark PSY’s first-ever girl group as a producer. After launching P Nation’s first boy group, TNX, in 2022, PSY appears poised to shake up the girl group scene with a bold new concept and fresh talent.
Soyeon’s Role: From Idol to Producer Powerhouse
Soyeon, known for her artistic leadership and hands-on production in (G)I-DLE, is reportedly leading the project’s creative direction. She has earned widespread praise in the industry as a songwriter, composer, and producer.
Last year, she played a key role in producing girl band QWER’s second mini album, taking charge of songwriting, arranging, and even personally directing the members’ vocal delivery. Her sharp instincts and meticulous attention to detail have made her one of the most respected creative forces in both the 4th and 5th generations of K-pop.
Fans are now eager to see how her expertise will help shape this new group under PSY’s label.
While P Nation has yet to confirm an official debut date or lineup, the early reveal has already generated intense anticipation. With PSY’s industry influence and Soyeon’s visionary artistry, expectations are sky-high for what could be a game-changing addition to the 5th-gen girl group landscape.
Will P Girls redefine the next era of K-pop? Fans are watching closely, and the countdown has unofficially begun.
