Girl group Fifty Fifty to release fourth EP 'Imperfect-I'mperfect' in June

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A promotional poster for girl group Fifty Fifty's upcoming EP ″Imperfect-I’mperfect″ [ATTRAKT]
A promotional poster for girl group Fifty Fifty's upcoming EP ″Imperfect-I’mperfect″

Girl group Fifty Fifty is due to release its fourth EP “Imperfect-I’mperfect” on June 1, according to the group’s agency Attrakt on Monday.

The release of the EP comes as the group seeks to build on the momentum generated by the viral success of “Pookie” (2025) and the growth of its fan base in the United States.

The group officially confirmed the EP’s release date at midnight on Monday by unveiling a poster through its official social media channels.

According to Attrakt, the album title is meant to convey the message that “one is perfect even with imperfections,” emphasizing self-acceptance and the idea that one’s authentic self is enough despite their flaws.

The poster features Fifty Fifty members standing hand in hand in a forest, their profiles blurred but still visibly sporting matching long hairstyles with bangs.

The teaser quickly drew attention online, with fans expressing anticipation over the group’s apparent shift in its visual direction.

“Imperfect-I’mperfect” comes months after the group sparked a social media craze with “Pookie” last year.

Another song by Fifty Fifty, “Skittlez,” entered the Billboard Pop Airplay chart in the United States, which Attrakt called “a sign of the group’s expanding international reach and increasingly distinct musical identity.”

The agency plans to release additional teaser content for the album in the lead-up to the release.

BY MICHAEL LEE [[email protected]]