After School's unit group Orange Caramel has released one of the most innovative music videos in the K-pop industry thus far.

The girl group collaborated with "Where's Waldo?" for the music video for their track "My Copycat." The three-member idol group released "Where's Orange Caramel?" as their theme, working with DreamWorks to create the perfectly adorable concept.

Their "Where's Orange Caramel?" themed music video is the perfect way to promote their fourth single. The trio will be making their official comeback performance on the KBS music program "Music Bank" to further promote the song.

Orange Caramel's music video has brought on quite a bit of attention, with U.S. Billboard publishing an article about the creativeness involved in making the music video.

"With a saxobeat even more addictive than SISTAR's 'Touch My Body,' Orange Caramel's latest mix the brass with booming, stadium chants to back their girlish coos," wrote the music magazine.

The media outlet continues, "Raina, Nana and Lizzy sing about wanting their lover to copy their "moves" in the relationship to ease any tensions."

Billboard took note of the girl group's "unique style," stating that it'll be difficult for both fans and non-fans to watch the video without getting the hook in their head.

Orange Caramel has made a name for themselves since debuting in 2010 under Pledis Entertainment.

The trio gained mainstream success with the release of their debut mini album, "The First Mini Album." The group got even bigger with the release of their first studio album "Lipstick."

They made their official debut in the Japanese music industry with their album "Orange Caramel," launching their popularity overseas.

Orange Caramel's new music video and song is just a reminder of the potential that the girl group has to get even bigger.

"Luckily for Orange Caramel, it [details of music video] all feels fresh to a unique concept and one of the most ingenious pop videos of the year," wrote Billboard.