Singer CL has made fans smile and crazy over her recent photos.
In the first picture, CL can be seen wearing a 'hanbok,' Korea's traditional attire, and holding a mask in front of her that hides a part of her face. The second picture, on the other hand, shows the idol wearing sunglasses while she wears a traditional Korean overcoat like a raincoat. It turns out that these two pictures are from CL's April issue of W Korea last 2015.
But what fans left surprised is CL's third photo, which eventually became a fan-favorite. The picture is CL as the moon with a rabbit stepping on her. Many fans reacted, from simple observation to appreciation, commenting, "I've lost it on the last pic!" "The last picture, though," "The third picture killed everything!" "OMG, the last pic is so cute!" "The last pic is the one that I always want to see concerning the other side of her," and many more.
But aside from these photos, CL also caught fans' attention with her previous photos uploaded last September 4. The images were posted separately and had different captions - "+can u gimmi dat+" and "+TRUE BLUE+." BLACKJACKs who were curious about these speculate that these two captions might be CL's new song titles or an album name for her next comeback.
Some fans commented, "I hope that it's about your new song," "new music?" "Do you have a comeback?" "Is that a sign for a comeback?" "Is this a new song's lyrics?" "I'm so paranoid. I think the captions are song titles," and many more. Though a lot have questioned her photos, CL did not respond to any of these comments, making the fans even more excited as to what music CL will be offering in the future.
CL was recently featured in PKCZ's single titled "Cut It Up" alongside Afrojack. The track itself was launched on June 3 this year, while the music video was revealed the next day. "Cut It Up" is performed in Japanese, Korean, and English. This marks the singer's first release since her last year's song "Dopeness" with Black Eyed Peas.
CL's last Korean single is "Goodbye," which is a farewell song to their fans after girl group 2NE1 disbanded in 2016.
