Korean hip-hop group M.I.B received a huge welcome from local fans upon arriving in Brazil to attend the KBS "Music Bank in Brazil" concert on June 7.

The four-member group left for Brazil on May 30 and was greeted by hundreds of fans that made the trip out very early in the morning.

M.I.B, also known as Most Incredible Busters, were seen taking group photos with their fans that came out to support them.

Local fans in Brazil also surprised the group with a flashmob performance to officially welcome the hip-hop group. Around 100 fans prepared a dance to M.I.B's song and performed in it in front of the group.

The group is joining the impressive lineup including SHINee, MBLAQ, CNBLUE, INFINITE, Ailee and more for the upcoming "Music Bank in Brazil" concert.

M.I.B will be holding a solo concert in Japan next month as well.

The group already held their "M.I.B Crazy Live In 2014 [Boom! Boom! Up!]" concert in Japan from May 17 to 18 at the ZEPP Namba and ZEPP Divercity.

"The Maginot Line" hitmakers held a total of four concerts over the weekend.

M.I.B has been getting international attention, as they were the first male K-Pop artists to be invited to Myanmar to perform. The group took the stage along with idols Girls' Day, TINT, Dal Shabet and Jung Il Young.

M.I.B, which consists of Kang Nam (main vocalist), 5Zic (leader, rapper), Young Cream (Vocalist, sub rapper) and SIMS (lead rapper), made their official debut in 2011 with their song "G.D.M" (Girls, Dreams, Money), according to the Korean publication Newsen.

The quartet is currently under the management of Jungle Entertainment. For their second studio album, "The Maginot Line," the group made sure to create music that clearly portrayed their vision and how they see themselves as musicians.

"We just wanted to do hip-hop. That's where we put the emphasis - with the exception of the title track. For the rest of the tracks, we wanted to do hip-hop," stated M.I.B leader 5Zic in a recent interview with Mwave.