NEXT MONSTER Bias Quiz

Choosing a bias before a group has even debuted is a very specific experience. You have a handful of performances, a growing list of names to remember, and one clip you keep reopening instead of doing whatever you picked up your phone to do. Sometimes the person you notice first stays your favorite, but sometimes a second viewing changes everything because you finally catch a detail that slipped past you. NEXT MONSTER already gives you plenty of reasons to have that little debate with yourself.

For this quiz, your possible matches are the three publicly introduced members: EVELLI, CHANYA, and KAYCI. NEXT MONSTER is the working name of YG Entertainment's upcoming girl group, so we are sticking to the performances and introductions that are actually out. There is no need to invent a future debut concept or pretend we know which member always steals everyone's snacks. You can have a favorite based on the music while still leaving room to learn more about the people making it.

EVELLI's introduction through Doechii's "Nosebleeds" puts rhythm and delivery right in front of you, while her "Get Loose" dance performance gives you another way to appreciate her control. CHANYA's cover of Olivia Rodrigo's "the grudge" rewards the kind of listening where you notice how a line builds before the big note arrives. KAYCI's take on Adele's "When We Were Young" brings a distinctive vocal color into the picture. Each performance offers something different to follow, and liking all three does not make your eventual choice any less valid.

Instead of asking you to rank the members directly, we will look at the small decisions you make around a performance. What deserves a replay? Which part would you recommend to a friend? If you were helping put together a short introduction, what would you keep when there was only room for one moment? You will also make a few choices about rehearsal clips, sound checks, and the little details that help an artist catch your attention without an elaborate stage around them.

Pick what you would enjoy watching or hearing, rather than guessing which answer belongs to your current favorite. Your result is a playful bias suggestion based on your taste, so it can confirm your choice or give you another member to watch more closely. Nobody is being eliminated, and you do not have to hand back your other favorites afterward. Keep your replay button nearby, make fifteen quick choices, and see whose performance you want to return to first.