Hip hop boy group SGBOYZ created by four S.Korean rappers to debut

▲ This photo provided by Dingo Freestyle shows (from left) rapper Don Mills, Jay Park, Nucksal, and Loco as the members of SGBOYZ. (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap)
▲ This photo provided by Mad Entertainment shows Mad Monster. (PHOTO NOT FOR SALE) (Yonhap)

SEOUL, May 28 (Yonhap) -- Hip hop boy group "SGBOYZ," which includes rapper Jay Park, Nucksal, Loco, and Don Mills as members, will make their debut at 6 p.m. on Friday with their new song "Curious (Prod. GRAY)," according to Dingo Freestyle.

"SGBOYZ" was created through an entertainment program by Dingo Freestyle, a YouTube channel specializing in hip-hop music.

In an episode of "NuckMills in Wonderland" starring rapper Don Mills and Nucksal, the two rappers visit Jay Park's label AOMG and sign a daily contract.

Don Mills and Nucksal's proposal of releasing a song to Jay Park led to the formation of the group and rapper Loco was later recruited as an additional member.

Just like a real idol group, videos of the four members deciding Don Mills as the 'Korean-American main vocalist,' Nucksal as the 'Dancing Machine,' Jay Park as the 'Entertainment Genius' and Loco as the 'Monster Leader' were also released.

The group's debut song "Curious," produced by AOMG's hit song producer and rapper Gray, is "a sweet serenade made by the boys to melt all the women's hearts," according to Dingo Freestyle.

SGBOYZ will appear on various entertainment programs and release YouTube videos, including their debut stage on Mnet's music program "M Countdown" on June 3rd.

The members of SGBOYZ also met with "MAD MONSTER," a rookie duo that went viral on social media due to the use of face filters and members' auto-tuned vocals.

"Mad Monster" is actually an alter ego idol duo created by comedians Kwak Bum and Lee Chang Ho that started as a parody. The duo was introduced on a YouTube channel called "Bbang Songguk," which belongs to a S.Korean digital entertainment company, Sandbox Network.

Kwak Bum and Lee Chang-ho act as members Tan and Jay-ho respectively and have recently released a music video of their debut song "My Rudolph," which went viral after the duo also appeared on music shows to perform it on stage.

The members use camera filter applications and auto tune to "hide" their real identities.

Recently, a YouTube video where Mad Monster, who are now treated as idols by the public, teaches SGBOYZ their tips on how to perform on music shows and give advice on ways to act like a celebrity.

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