Cosmosy takes big bite of New York
In a surprise rendezvous with American weather forecaster and social media presence Nick Kosir, the four bandmates of the girl group danced together to the tune of their debut single, 'Lucky=One.'
They took to Times Square for a flash mob along with a local dance crew, even making an appearance on one of the billboards at the city landmark.
The group also hosted an exclusive showcase in partnership with Spotify and performed a sample of the unreleased 'Baby Don't Cry=Breaking the Love.'
Cosmos, an all-Japanese girl group, debuted as a team of four in April with the single 'Lucky=One.' The music video for the tropical dance tune had attracted over 10 million views on YouTube as of May, as did that for predebut single 'Zigy=Zigy' in January.
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