Candy Mafia is a T-Pop group formed in 2009 by Mono Music consisting of 4 girls:
Nett (Leader, main vocalist, lead dancer - September 9, 1995)
Garn (Main vocalist - October 13, 1995)
Bam-Bam (Main rapper, main dancer, vocalist - February 18, 1996)
Milk (Lead vocalist - September 6, 1995)

Inactive members:
Nune (Vocalist, lead dancer, lead rapper - January 9, 1996) (Currently on hiatus)

They began as a group of four who were covers of Korean dance groups (especially 2NE1 and 4Minute). As a result of their hard work and dedication, they won various awards from dance contests in Thailand. Finally they entered Mono Music, training for two years before their debut.

Debuted on January 29, 2009 with the song "Mafia" that was not well received by fans of Korean music (due to it's perceived similarities to the videos for "Fire" by 2NE1 and "Muzik" by 4Minute), but it was a success for Thai people.

In July 27, 2010, the group released their second single "Alzheimer" and announced that a new member had been added named "Milk", in order to help differentiate the group and try to distance themselves from 2NE1. They later released "Blink Blink" in November 2010, "Low Sugar" in July 2011, and "Honey Honey" in November 2011.

Member Nune then announced she would be going on hiatus to focus on her schoolwork and family (her mother had previously passed away during the promotions for "Blink Blink").

The group released "Cliché" in April 2013, and were faced with more controversy, due to the similarities between the video for the song and the video for the song "I Got A Boy" by Korean group 소녀시대 (SNSD/Girls' Generation). Their most recent single is "Automatic", released in August 2013.

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