Just as I predicted in my post on sajaegi-dols G-SPOT last week, Nine Muses' 'Drama' has shot up the charts in its second week.
Rookie girl group GFRIEND a.k.a. G-Spot officially have a hit on their hands.
Despite having more lineup changes than Jewelry, never winning first place on a music program, and coming from one of the shittiest, most abusive agencies in Korea, Nine Muses have never been anything less than stellar. Even their controversial J.Y. Park-produced debut "No Playboy" worked with its trashy charm, while the group's following Sweetune singles have all been nothing short of perfection.
I'm officially no longer concerned about the possibility of Nine Muses' comeback being a flop following their visual downgrade and decision to ditch Sweetune for their new single "Drama."
Nine Muses have stayed true to their promise of adding new members for their 'Drama' comeback, unveiling their first group teaser photo today showing the 6-member lineup upgraded to 8.