2NE1's Lee "CL" Chaerin recently had her wisdom teeth removed, but according to her manager Scooter, she wasn't the only one.

On Thursday, Braun posted a photo on Instagram showcasing CL, Justin Bieber, Carly Rae Jepsen and Ariana Grande. K-pop fans were convinced the American talent manager followed the stylings of CL's Korean record label YG Entertainment by asking, "Who's next?"

"Four clients all have had emergency oral surgery to remove exactly three wisdom teeth in the last week," wrote the 34-year-old. "Strange. What is going on? And who is next?"

This is not the first time CL has been tied to such a question, as it is YG Entertainment's trademark to tease fans regarding upcoming debuts and comebacks with posters asking who the next artist might be. Some of the biggest comebacks within the company have utilized this marketing tactic, including 2NE1, Big Bang and sub-unit Hi Suhyun.

Currently, Braun is helping CL with her impending solo American debut.

"My team first saw CL perform with 2NE1 in Seoul at one of Psy's concerts," Braun said to BBC News recently. "We were extremely impressed with her stage presence... [she's an] amazing performer. We wanted to help her bring her talent to the US." 

So far, CL has released several collaborations in English with producers like Diplo and Skrillex. Her latest foray into the American market includes "Doctor Pepper," a Diplo track featuring the female rapper, RiFF RAFF and OG Maco.

Later in the summer, CL is expected take her live stages stateside.

Organized by Diplo's record label Mad Decent, Mad Decent Block Party focuses on global pop and dance music. In 2015, 22 concerts across 19 cities have been announced in North America, and CL will appear in three performances in August and September.

"CL will be appearing for a total of three times, on August 9 in New York's Brooklyn, on Sept. 11 in California's Berkley and Sept. 19 in Los Angeles," confirmed YG-Life.