ZEROBASEONE (Sung Han-bin, Kim Ji-woong, Jang Hao, Seok Matthew, Kim Tae-rae, Ricky, Kim Gyu-bin, Park Geon-wook, Han Yu-jin) followed up their performance on KBS2's 'Music Bank' on the 24th with appearances on MBC's 'Show! Music Core' and SBS's 'Inkigayo,'(Entertainment-based program) decorating the stage with their Mini Album Vol. 2's track 'MELTING POINT.'
'MELTING POINT' is a Jersey Club genre track that describes the process of a frozen heart melting under someone’s warm gaze and tender touch, conveyed through an addictive hook and the members' sweet voices, giving listeners a tingly sense of excitement.
Particularly, ZEROBASEONE captured attention with movements that expressed the image of a person in love, such as drawing hearts towards the camera and whistling to the melody. Easy-to-follow, cute point choreography added over the cheerful melody gives it a strong addictive quality. The nine members, dressed as 'Snow Princes,' combined their brilliant visuals with emotive eye expressions and acting, enhancing the performance's engagement and melting the hearts of fans worldwide during the winter.
Since their comeback with Mini Album Vol. 2 'MELTING POINT' on the 6th, ZEROBASEONE has been making a notable presence on various global charts.
The album sold a total of 2,131,352 copies in the first week of its release. Within just four months of their debut, ZEROBASEONE achieved the remarkable feat of becoming 'double million sellers' with two consecutive albums.
The album also topped the iTunes 'Top Albums' charts in 28 countries and regions worldwide, and before their official debut, it ranked second in Japan's Oricon weekly album ranking and received a gold badge from China's QQ Music.
Not only in album sales but also on music charts, they are recording impressive results. On Spotify, the world's largest music streaming platform, the cumulative streaming count for all songs from the album, including the title track 'CRUSH,' has surpassed 10 million, proving ZEROBASEONE's unstoppable rise.
i'm noticing a pattern where every single one of sohnji's articles sounds like a google translation of a naver article. the same weird mistakes that wouldn't show up in an original article written by someone who knows the subject matter are in every one of their posts. for example, someone using an automatic translation of a korean article probably wouldn't catch that it mistranslated 장하오 as jang hao. just a thought.
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