Another relevant girl group: C-REAL.

How I know they're relevant:

1. "1,868 likes, 122 dislikes". Those aren't the stats of your average girl group, both numerically and ratio-wise, after just one day. Generally, you'll see the dislikes and likes duking it out for top spot (and for good reason. I can't be the only one who finds it embarrassing that we get about 30 fucking girl groups in 6 months, and less than a quarter of them are actually fucking qualified to be celebrities).

2. Although they come from the no-name label N.A.P. Entertainment (truly an inspiring name), they have the backing of Brave Brothers (the dude who makes shitty, generic songs for anyone (and I mean anyone) that's willing to suck a short, hairy cock), Shinsadong Tiger (Cube's pet producer), and Wheesung (who is admittedly barely relevant anymore {note: if he ever was}). That's an impressive line-up for any group, let alone a rookie group that would normally be fading into obscurity already.

3. They already have mother-fucking controversies. Apparently they're being called the 5-member IU (likely, by their own label). If that ain't a controversy, I'll fucking make it one. Yes, these girls are promising, but here's the thing: BITCHES AIN'T GOT SHIT ON IU, GTFO. Now the infamous "there's no such thing as bad publicity" doesn't always apply to Korea (possibly and probably due to Korea sheltering some of the most tight-assed netizens I have ever witnessed, but it can still be used as a rule of thumb (i.e. CHI CHI).

4. Look-a-likes. As many have pointed out, there are a ton comparisons that could be made, but holy shit, Ann J (weird, I know their names already) looks a loooooooooooot like Soyeon (of T-ara, who else?). And Suzy, if you look hard enough, but no, that's enough blasphemy for one day.

MV.