Sisters

### Pre-Debut

Tiffany was the first member to be confirmed to be in Sisters. The CEO saw a lot of potential in Tiffany, especially because she had a history of producing and writing a lot of songs. All of the songs Sisters had made were produced and written by Tiffany. Lina was the second member to be confirmed in Sisters, as she had a huge passion of singing and rapping. The CEO originally wanted Sisters to be a rap duo, but they thought that a duo was too risky at the time. The CEO added 3 members, Sarah, Heejin and Sujin because they were the best option for the type of concept the group was going for. Then, the CEO was confident enough to publicly announce that they were having a new girl group, and announcing the members.

## Members

### Active

Lina Gim, Sarah An, Tiffany Choi, Heejin Song, Sujin Park

## Fandom

### Debut

When Sisters debuted, they had a hard time. Fans of Verivi were angry about the CEO disbanding them, and debuting a new group, making it seem like the CEO didn't care about Verivi. Because of this, it gave Sisters a bad reputation, as they were about to debut. The members were so sad about the hate they were getting, especially because there were more people who hated them, than the fans they have. It made them very unconfident, and they even asked the CEO to delay their comeback, but the CEO denied them. When Sisters debuted with their ep titled "Juicy", it was a successful debut. It peaked at #27 on the Korean music charts, and #71 on Japan's music chart. In its first week, it sold 165,980 units and the music video had 2.3 million views. They started getting popular fast causing them to have a comeback super fast.

### Comebacks

They had their first comeback with an ep titled "Pink Diamonds", and it had the tracklist of 3 songs; "Pink" (Title Track), "Diamonds" and "Mine". It did well, peaking at #11 on the Korean music charts and #61 on Japan's music charts. In it's first week, it sold 230,380 units and the music video had 3.4 million views. Sisters were nominated for best hip hop and ballad song for the Winter Wonderland Award Show of 2022 and they won best hip hop song. Sisters had there second comeback with an ep titled "Barbie" with the tracklist; "Barbie" (Title Track), "Hourglass", "Plastic", and "Rich." It did well, peaking at #10 on the Korean music charts, and #51 on Japan's music charts. In its first week, it sold 256,800 units and the music video had 4.3 million views. Then they had their third comeback with their first mini album titled "Censored" and the tracklist consisted of; "Censored" (Title Track), "Body", "Nude", "Black and White", "Cover Up", and "no." This comeback did well, charting at #2 on the Korean music charts and #30 on Japan's music chart. It sold 294,320 units and the music video had 5.7 million views in it's first week. For the Spring Bloom Awards of 2022, Sisters was nominated for best hip hop song with the song of "Barbie" and won. Sisters had their fourth comeback with the ep titled "Fire" with the following tracklist; "Fire" (Title Track), "Gun", "Shot" and "Drop It." It did well, charting at #8 on the Korean music charts, and #21 on Japan's music charts. It was harder to chart higher because Ethereal Flower tops the charts all the time. In its first week, it sold 324,020 units and the music video had 7.4 million views. Sisters had their fifth comeback with a digital single titled "Doubled Standards." It did well charting at #5 on the Korean music charts, and #15 on Japan's music charts. In it's first week, it had 195,540 digital sales and 8.6 million views. Sisters had their sixth comeback with their ep titled "KK" with the tracklist of; "KK" (Title Track), "Bye", "Hit Different" and "Stars." It did well, but didn't chart as high because Ethereal Flower had their comeback around the same time. It charted at #10 on the Korean music charts, and #13 on Japan's music charts. It sold 354,560 units and had 13.7 million views on their music video in one week. Later on, Sisters had their seventh comeback with a single album titled "Ha" with the tracklist; "Ha" and "Ha Instrumental." It sold 325,790 units and had 18.2 million views in it's first week. Sisters had their eighth and last comeback with a digital single titled "Ashes." In it's first month it had 411,304 digital downloads, and the music video had 40.2 million views, and it peaked at #16 on the music charts.

Disbandment

Before "Finding: Petrichor" the CEO asked An Sarah and Choi Tiffany to become the judges for the show, and they agreed. After the show and the official debut lineup for Petrichor, a staff member who worked on the show came out and accused An Sarah and Choi Tiffany of voting manipulation that happened on the show. After investigation of the voting manipulation, it was true and they had their exclusive contract with StarSign Entertainment terminated immediately, banned for going to any events from artists under the company, and were blacklisted. This made Sisters go from a five member group to a three member group, or a trio. After having discussions with the current members of Sisters, they all felt that is was the best decision to disband, because they had their reputation for the group ruined, and they had felt that they no longer fit the concept of this group. The company promised fans of Sisters that the member will redebut in the company, but only one member, Park Sujin, is under StarSign Entertainment.