Rookie girl group Rania recently shared their thoughts on wrapping up their debut promotions and their future plans on heading overseas. Rania performed their goodbye stages for their follow-up track, "Masquerade", on all three public music programs last week, starting with KBS "Music Bank" on July 8th and ending with SBS "Inkigayo" on the following Sunday. During a meeting with TV Daily, Rania expressed, "It's only been three months since our debut, so to be already wrapping up our promotions is a bit of a strange and saddening feeling." As they reflected upon their show of strong and powerful performances through their two tracks "Dr. Feel Good" and Masquerade", Rania stated, "We want to hear people say, 'They really are different'. That's why we need to prepare a lot more for our next album. We will elevate and upgrade to a higher level." They continued, "There was a lot of controversy around sexually suggestive content during our initial debut, but for our next album, we want to show music that's more public-friendly while still maintaining a strong performance". Rania will be meeting their Japanese fans at the KBS "Music Bank" special broadcast on July 13th, which will then be followed up by a string of showcases around Southeast Asia. Rania concluded, "We would like our fans to not forget about us until we make a comeback. We want to return to our fans as a more developed Rania." Source: TV Daily via Nate Picture: Star News