By2 is a 17-year-old "Bai" twin girl from Singapore. She stood out from the 2500-person rookie selection meeting and joined Ocean Butterfly Records. In 2008, he released his first album "16 Underage". Her youthful and lively performance quickly attracted the attention of netizens in Singapore and Malaysia. So who is By2? Actually, BY2= = Sister Bai+? Sister Bai Weiling. Although they debuted at the age of 16, many people accused them of "money worship" and were suspected of speculation. Mothers were criticized for treating their children as cash cows and ruining their children's future, but their behavior of giving up their studies and being obsessed with music is still commendable. They are lovely young people in JJ Lin, pure angels shining on the stage, and the invincible and energetic post-90s generation. They wrote a perfect movement with their persistence in music.

A pair of young, energetic, lovely, singing and dancing twin sisters, to create a new force in Chinese music?

Gifted musical talent, singing extraordinary musical feelings in the flower season?

They represent the attitude of a group of people who are ready to rise after 90?

Young people's spiritual leader: BY2 after 90s represents the collective thinking of the 90s. They are a rising generation and they are the main force of future consumption. They will grow up with BY2?

Law of Nature: The bonding power of young girls in China market is declining day by day, and the law of natural selection by natural selection is inevitable. Does the post-BY290 combination represent the arrival of a new era of China combination?

Unique combination: Little twin sisters can sing and dance and look cute. In this era of judging people by their appearances, BY2 has taken a place in Chinese music?

Ocean butterflies giants give strong support: with the increasingly fierce competition in the Chinese music scene, ocean butterflies gathers the strength of media from five places and Asia to build this post-90s group?

Their languages are amazing: Chinese (standard pronunciation, Cantonese and Minnan), English, Korean, Japanese, Filipino, Malay, Hindi and Thai.