One day away from her official 2015 comeback, Ga In is creating plenty of buzz with a new powerful and sensual music video for her song "Paradise Lost." The music video, which is rated 15+ in South Korea, features Ga In exploring the famous biblical story of Eve, and her exile from paradise.

If the music video seems a bit racy for South Korea, it's of note that Ga In's other planned release "Apple" is rated too explicit for general broadcast. Much to Ga In's dismay, she will not be able to perform the song on music shows.

"The lyrics 'I want to do it because you tell me not to, I want to have it because you tell me not to' expresses the overall theme of greed, but I guess if you think of it in a provocative way, I guess it can sound sexual. But still it's upsetting it didn't pass the judging [for general broadcast]," said Ga In (via Allkpop).

Although Ga In's sex appeal may seem to be too much for young audiences, many fans on YouTube are happy with Ga In's more mature style in comparison to some other K-pop idols that share her age. Sadly however, the choreography for "Paradise Lost" will reportedly have to be adjusted as it was also rated too mature for general audiences.

Nevertheless, perhaps it's no sweat off Ga In's back as her new music video for "Paradise Lost" already has over 10K views. Her new solo mini album "Hawwah" is set for release on March 12. According to 1TheK, "Hawwah" stands for the first woman in existence, created from Adam's rib by God. "Paradise Lost" specifically is explained to document the first sin committed in which Eve yields to temptation from a snake (Satan).