MANILA — Nation’s girl group BINI kicked off 2025 with a success as more than 7,000 Blooms gathered for the highly anticipated BINI Run.

BINI members expressed their gratitude and excitement in interviews.

“Nagulat ako! Kasi pagkabalik namin nung first show natin this year, ang sabi lang sa amin nasa 4,800, tapos ngayon nasa 7K na. So, thank you, Blooms! Mas marami tayo compared last year,” shared Jhoanna, the group’s leader.

Stacey also shared her excitement: “I’m so excited to jog! I’m gonna jog for real because of Ate Aiah. Excited na kami makita ang Blooms!”

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Meanwhile, Colet emphasized the importance of starting the year on a positive note.

“Maganda po siyang start ng year namin. We care about our lifestyle,” she said.

Gwen addressed the early risers, some of whom waited as early as 2 a.m. to see the group.

“Wow, guys, sobrang aga niyo! Hindi ko kaya ‘yan,” she remarked, clearly amazed by the dedication of their fans.

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Maloi reflected on how significant the event was for BINI.

“Super importante po siya kasi gusto din namin makasama yung Blooms, hindi lang sa mga performances but pati sa mga lifestyle activities namin. I think mas nagiging strong yung relationship namin with Blooms kasi nakikita nila yung other side of us. So I hope magkaroon pa kami ng mga ganitong events. Super saya lang namin!”

Members Aiah, Maloi, Mikha, and Sheena actively participated in the 5-kilometer course, while Stacey, Jhoanna, Colet, and Gwen joined the 3-km crowd.

Following the successful BINI Run, the group is now shifting their focus to their much-awaited February 15 concert at the Philippine Arena.

“We are gonna be practicing non-stop,” said Aiah.

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The group is also gearing up for their upcoming world tour. Aiah expressed both excitement and nervousness for the global endeavor: 

“Super excited pero may halong kaba kasi we’re gonna have this world tour and we’re gonna go in different countries. Hopefully, madami mag-enjoy—not just Filipinos but any race.”