K-Girls: Korea's sexiest charity organization

Well at least she isn't CL.

K-Girls, that group composed of former Miss Korea pageant contestants released their second single recently, "Not Bad." Having largely flown under the radar, this release can be excused from being noticed in light of comebacks from SNSD and 2NE1.


While the video itself is extremely generic and bland the song itself is pretty not bad. The opening guitar riff has a nice poppy feel similar to something you'd hear from any number of other pop-groups. But if it ain't broke, don't fix it. It has a really inspirational feel that complements the lyrics nicely. Speaking of the lyrics when the chorus hits and the singer triumphantly belts out, "Come on in, come on in, come on in, come on over " I was truly inspired to lose weight, advocate for world peace, and give to the needy. I guess this is why the group is billed as a "social charity group".

I don't lip read but she's obviously saying, "Wet, so don't wait up".

As mentioned before K-Girls is made up of former Miss Korea pageant contestants. Their names are Min Hee, Se Eun, Ji An, Chloe, Sang Eun and Ara.

I actually thought this was their debut but last November they came out with "Fly High". So, my bad.