Sexbomb Girls

The SexBomb Girls, formed in 1999 by choreographer Joy Cancio, started as backup dancers for the iconic Philippine noontime show *Eat Bulaga!* before becoming a cultural phenomenon. Originally dubbed the "Chicken Sandwich Dancers," they rebranded after dancing to Tom Jones’ "Sex Bomb," adopting a name that stuck. Their 2002 debut album *Unang Putok* (featuring the hit "Bakit Papa") went quadruple platinum, cementing their status as pioneers of Pinoy pop. Known for energetic performances like their "Get, get, aw!" chants, they dominated charts, TV (*Daisy Siete*), and sold-out concerts while evolving into two units: singers and dancers. Recent releases include *Daisy Siete V-Day* (2024) and *2025 studio recording in NewMexico* (2025), showcasing their enduring presence in the industry.

Combining novelty music, infectious choreography, and unapologetic charisma, they became Asia’s top-selling girl group in the 2000s, influencing generations of performers. Current iterations like **SB NewGen** continue their legacy of blending dance-pop with playful Filipino humor.

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