| "All These Ladies" | ||||
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| Single by BGYO | ||||
| from the album Headlines | ||||
| Language | English | |||
| Released | June 19, 2025[1] | |||
| Recorded | August 2024 | |||
| Genre | Dance-pop | |||
| Length | 3:47 | |||
| Label | ABS-CBN Music | |||
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| "All These Ladies" on YouTube | ||||
"All These Ladies" is a song by Filipino boy band BGYO. It was released on June 19, 2025, through ABS-CBN Music and was later included as the opening track of the group's second extended play, Headlines.[2]
A dance-pop song about repeatedly falling in love, "All These Ladies" was written by BGYO members Nate Porcalla and Mikki Claver with Greg Shilling, Stephen Santa Teresa, Ron Robinson Jr., and Ebonie Smith. Shilling and Santa Teresa produced the track with Brian Kierulf.[3]
The song was nominated for Pop Song of the Year at the inaugural Filipino Music Awards[4] and was included in Billboard Philippines' list of the 25 best Filipino songs of 2025.[5]
"All These Ladies" was recorded in Los Angeles in August 2024, during a period in which BGYO worked with international songwriters and producers.[6] BGYO members Mikki Claver and Nate Porcalla co-wrote the song with Ron Robinson Jr., Ebonie Smith, Greg Shilling and Stephen Santa Teresa. Shilling and Santa Teresa also produced the track with Brian Kierulf.[3]
BGYO announced "All These Ladies" on June 3, 2025, subsequently sharing excerpts of the song and its choreography through the group's social media accounts.[3] The single was released through ABS-CBN Music on June 19, 2025, on digital download and streaming platforms, with its accompanying music video released through BGYO's official YouTube channel.[3]
The song followed BGYO's self-titled extended play, which had been released in March 2025.[3] In September, "All These Ladies" was announced as one of the tracks on the group's next EP, Headlines.[7] Headlines was released on September 25, 2025, with "All These Ladies" serving as its opening track.[2]
"All These Ladies" is a dance-pop song lasting three minutes and 47 seconds.[8] Nash Farhan of Bandwagon Asia described the track as smooth, playful, and light-hearted, with polished pop production and an energetic romantic tone.[6] In the publication's review of Headlines, Sharvamaya Mohan characterised it as a groovy and dreamlike opening track with a suave quality.[2]
The lyrics present the members as hopeless romantics who find themselves repeatedly attracted to the women they meet. The song was dedicated to women and to people who identify with its celebration of feminine charm.[6] Porcalla and Claver were involved in writing the track alongside Shilling, Santa Teresa, Robinson, and Smith.[3]
The accompanying music video was released through BGYO's official YouTube channel alongside the single.[3] The video presents the five members in formal and fashion-oriented outfits. Farhan wrote that their debonair styling complemented the song's flirtatious and feel-good character.[6]
BGYO performed "All These Ladies" at Boss CKM's Dream Warrior Concert at Sphere Hall, Emsphere in Bangkok on July 5, 2025, where the group also performed "Heartstrings".[9] The group subsequently performed the song on the television variety show ASAP on July 13.[10]
In August, BGYO included "All These Ladies" in their set at Summer Sonic Bangkok 2025 at IMPACT Challenger Hall in Bangkok, alongside "Headlines", "The Light" (Thai version), "Heartstrings", "Andito Lang", and "Gigil".[9]
BGYO performed the song during their first major solo concert, BGYO Now, at the New Frontier Theater on October 4, 2025. Five women from the audience were invited onstage and serenaded during the performance, while photographs of other concertgoers were displayed on the venue screens.[11]
At the Filipino Music Awards on October 21, the group performed a medley of "All These Ladies" and "Dance With Me".[12] Billboard Philippines and Rolling Stone Philippines highlighted the performance in their coverage of the ceremony.[13]
On November 18, BGYO performed "All These Ladies" at the BreakTudo Awards 2025 in Brazil.[14] During the ceremony, the group was named International Rising Artist.[15]
In 2026, BGYO performed the song during the Miss Universe Philippines 2026 coronation event.[16] The group later included it in their set at P-pop Unite: The Convention.[17]
On July 27, 2026, OG Cuties gave a performance of "All These Ladies" on the television variety show All-Out Sundays.[18]
Following its release, "All These Ladies" reached number one on the iTunes Top Songs charts in the Philippines and the United Arab Emirates. It also peaked at number eight in Hong Kong and number 33 in Singapore, while reaching number 193 on the worldwide iTunes chart. On Deezer, the song reached number one on the Top Songs chart in Saudi Arabia and number 32 in the Philippines.[19]
Farhan described "All These Ladies" as catchy and effortlessly enjoyable, and wrote that the track showed the continued development of BGYO's sound through its combination of polished pop and youthful sincerity.[6] Mohan similarly highlighted the track's groove and charm in a review of Headlines.[2]
Franchesca Basbas, writing for Billboard Philippines, selected "All These Ladies" as one of the 25 best Filipino songs of 2025. She regarded it as one of BGYO's strongest releases and praised its hooks, vocal delivery, upbeat production, and flirtatious presentation.[5]
| Year | Organization | Award / Listicle | Result | Ref. |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2025 | Filipino Music Awards | Pop Song of the Year | Nominated | [20] |
| Billboard Philippines | 25 Best Filipino Songs of 2025 – Staff Picks | Included | [5] |
Credits are adapted from Apple Music and Shazam.[8][21]
| Country | Date | Format | Release | Label |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Various | June 19, 2025[1] | Standalone single | ABS-CBN Music | |
| September 25, 2025[22] | Included on Headlines |
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