The twins of TASTY continue to make waves with the announcement of their Chinese single.

On July 21, the Chinese K-pop duo announced the release date of their upcoming single in China through their Weibo account. The two brothers posted three teaser photos to the Chinese social media site along with the confirmed release date of July 26.

In response to the teasers, Woollim Entertainment (TASTY's management company in Korea) expressed "We're shocked and dumbfounded," according to Newsen.

Earlier this month, the TASTY's Daeryong and Soryong announced via social media that they were not be continuing their Korean activities. Immediately after, Woollim Entertainment claimed that TASTY's decision was one-sided and that they were currently in the process of preparing another comeback for them. TASTY quickly refuted this claim as well.

TASTY debuted under Woollim Entertainment in 2012 and have released three songs since then. Their last comeback, "Addiction," was released in August 2014 in both Korean and Chinese.

Despite the confusion and sadness to see both boys leave Korea so suddenly, fans are excited to see what TASTY has to offer for their Chinese single.

TASTY is comprised of twin brothers Jung So-ryong (Chinese name Zheng Xiao-Long) and Jung Dae-ryong (Chinese name Zheng Da-Long) who were born and raised in Jilin, China before moving to train as pop stars in both South Korea and the United States. Before signing with Woollim, the pair were trainees with JYP Entertainment and served as back up dancers for the company's CEO Park JinYoung.