Masta Wu, Dok2 and iKON's Bobby are some names featured in YG Entertainment's latest hip-hop project single, "Come Here." But who is the mysterious woman everyone is talking about?

On Monday, YG Entertainment launched the music video for Masta Wu's collaboration single with Dok2 and iKON. This is a follow-up to Taeyang and G-Dragon's sub-unit single, "Good Boy."

"Masta Wu, a veteran of YG Entertainment for 15 years, writing hit songs such as 2NE1's 'Gotta Be You' and Hi Suhyun 'I'm Different,' has made a comeback with South Korea's most spotlighted rappers," said YG Entertainment in a press release.

"All three artists appeared on the hit reality rap competition 'Show me the Money 3.' The combination of these three aroused much attention when 'Come Here' was announced and the track went through the roof by sweeping all charts in Korea."

And while it features some of the record label's most talented rappers, attention is also being drawn to the woman wearing the red mask and who she might be.

"Cheetah," commented Luna Moron on YouTube. "She's an underground rapper."

Others believe the woman in question is B.A.P member Bang Yongguk's younger sister, Natasha Bang.

"That's not Natasha Bang either," wrote Mindae Jeong on Tuesday. "Natasha now has short, blonde hair and her tattoos are very, very different."

After some thorough investigation, however, an observer has discovered the true identity of the woman in "Come Here," whose name is Bomin Jang and appears to be a tattoo artist.

After being mistaken as Cheetah in "Come Here," Bomin Jang even commented on the comparison on Instagram.

"What are these weird rumors? I've transformed into a Cheetah? That's ridiculous."

Check out "Come Here" featuring Bomin Jang below: