Every year, several entertainment companies are established and later on launch new K-pop groups. As the artists are new in the K-pop scene, there will be fans who will pay attention to them to find out what music, talents, and visuals they have to offer. However, there were instances when fans were tricked into believing the existence of a few idol groups. Here are two fake K-pop girl groups that left many fooled.
2 Fake K-pop Girl Groups You Might Not Know About: Lion Girls, 6irly
1. Lion Girls
The first K-pop girl group that turned out to be fake is Lion Girls. Back on July 28, 2016, an "official" Twitter account of the group was made and announced that Lion Girls was supposedly managed by Hunus Entertainment (formerly home to ToppDogg, JBJ95, and ALICE) and would make their debut on Aug. 27. An "official" Instagram account for the band was also created, but it's now deleted.
But soon enough, the account was deleted. Fan accounts for the fake K-pop girl group were already made at that time.
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Written by Maria Scott
