Netizens discuss Six Bomb's controversial plastic surgery concept

Following the odd 'pink sausage concept', girl group Six Bomb returns with yet another controversial topic. �This time their "shocking topic" is about plastic surgery.

According to Pacemaker Entertainment on February 8, Six Bomb released their new song "Becoming Prettier (Before)"�and it ranked on the music charts.

"Becoming Prettier (Before)" features a groovy beat with an easy-to-follow melody, accompanied by a trendy EDM sound as part of the dance segment. �

The cover image shows the members illustrated in different colors with faces wrapped around with bandages.�The song illustrates the fact that Korean society emphasizes the significance of outer appearance, where both men and women in the workforce or in a relationship want to look prettier and more handsome in order to impress others.

This will be Six Bomb's Part 1 of the alleged project, whereas Part 2 "Becoming Prettier (After)" will be revealed after a month.

Netizens commented on the�concept,�

"It's the groups that aren't desperate enough to do something like this that are the stupid ones. One has to try their best in order to succeed. I didn't realize it when I was young. However, as I got older, I thought why didn't I do that. There's always a limit to what you can do. You just have to give it your all with whatever you've got. You have to be able to judge yourself. That's the best they can achieve according to their standards. It's not like you kids would understand."

"When I saw Six Bomb's video on YouTube, I wasn't sure if they were a girl group or showgirls at a night club."�

"They're doing whatever they can to get attention."

"Can you stop trying to get attention with a gimmick and win over the people with talent and a good song, since you're called singers."

"The (After) was released and they look just like 4 unnies�that you would see in Gangnam. The media outlets should pick it up soon."

"A society run by looks. This is just so sad..."�

"Is it really necessary to portray women as mere objects? Is sex appeal truly making an effort?"

"We all have to eat, whatever it takes to have food on our table."