BINI Mikha shares invaluable advice on growth as an artist

• BINI Mikha encourages young artists to embrace mistakes as part of learning
• The P-pop girl group continues to rise as they promote empowerment and discipline
• BINI gears up for the release of “BINI Chapter 3: Hanggang Dulo,” their most intimate documentary yet
• The new chapter features behind-the-scenes footage from their world tour and their major Araneta homecoming show

Mikha Lim of BINI recently shared a message that resonated with many aspiring performers.

In a brief but meaningful reminder, she said, "You should make mistakes to learn from them and be better as an artist."

Her words reflect the values that BINI has embraced since their debut—growth, humility, and the constant pursuit of excellence.

As one of the leading P-pop girl groups in the country, BINI has been vocal about the challenges that come with training, performing, and staying grounded amid rising popularity.

Fans have seen how the group consistently pushes themselves, whether through rigorous rehearsals, packed promotional schedules, or major live performances.

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Mikha’s advice mirrors the group’s journey, where each setback became a stepping stone that strengthened their unity and artistry.

Their rapid ascent continues as the group prepares for the much-awaited release of “BINI Chapter 3: Hanggang Dulo.”

Shot in 2024, the documentary gives BLOOMs an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at BINI’s evolution as artists and as sisters.

It includes never-before-seen moments from their “BINIverse” world tour across the United States and Canada, capturing how the group connected with fans in international stages.

The chapter also showcases their emotional and triumphant homecoming concert at the "Araneta Coliseum**, a milestone that solidified their status as the country’s top P-pop girl group.

With anticipation building around the documentary, fans are eager to witness the group’s biggest moments, struggles, and victories told from their own perspective.

Through all the success, Mikha’s message stands as a reminder that even in the glittering world of entertainment, growth is rooted in courage, self-reflection, and the willingness to keep moving forward.

BINI is a Filipina girl group formed under ABS-CBN’s Star Hunt Academy. The eight-member ensemble—Aiah, Colet, Maloi, Gwen, Stacey, Mikha, Jhoanna, and Sheena—first introduced themselves to the public in November 2020 with their pre-debut single “Da Coconut Nut,” marking the start of their rise in the P-pop scene.

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Around a month ago, group leader Jhoanna Robles spoke about the “maarte” label that resurfaced online following their appearance on People vs. Food. In an interview with Ogie Diaz, she acknowledged that they can appear “maarte” at times but clarified that speaking English abroad was meant as a sign of respect to the people they interacted with. Jhoanna also laughed at how some netizens joined the criticism without watching the full context of the video. She further reflected that while their reactions were sincere, they learned to be more mindful and composed when representing the Philippines overseas.

BINI previously released their photo journal Journey Through the BINIverse, a collection that documents their growth, challenges, and shared experiences throughout their trainee days and debut years. In the book, members shared symbolic “song titles” that capture their personal journeys and the strong bond they’ve built as a group.

The girls are also gearing up for BINIfied, their first-ever year-end concert happening at the Philippine Arena on November 29. Despite admitting that harsh comments can sometimes weigh on them, the members emphasized that they use criticisms as fuel—channeling negativity into motivation and turning challenges into strength as they continue reaching new milestones.

Source: KAMI.com.gh