Although 2NE1 has yet to release an English album, the four ladies of the K-pop group have been making waves in the English market, and their latest interview with NYLON Magazine one such example of that.

“We’re four crazy girls who are very different, but came together through our love for music,” said 2NE1 leader CL for the U.S. edition of NYLON. “Our goal is just to put the best music out there possible. We don’t focus on any one region or country—we do this for everyone.”

2NE1's feature with NYLON discussed their recent accomplishments, including having the group music featured on "The Bachelor" and "So You Think You Can Dance" and being the current record-holder for releasing the highest charting South Korean album on the Billboard 200 with "Crush."

“We were confident with the results,” continued CL. "But we didn't know how everyone would react to it."

Earlier in the year, YG record label founder Yang Hyun Suk affirmed that it is entirely possible for Blackjacks to see another 2NE1 album in addition to a CL solo album before the end of the year.

"The long preparation time means there are many songs besides the ones included in the 2nd full album," said a blog post on YG-Life, "so other members’ solo songs initially planned to be included in the latest album are currently put aside for the next album."

"I would love to put my own album out, of course," admitted the 23-year-old rapper to Hypebeast TV. "I don't know when it will be, but I'm working on it. I'm writing songs, trying to cut demos, everything. Hopefully I can soon."

Currently, 2NE1 is taking their "All or Nothing" world tour to Japan, with concerts at the Yokohama Arena, followed by the World Memorial Hall in Kobe.