ZB1 fans express their frustration over CJ's selective member promotion and have demonstrated using a truck!

ZERO BASE ONE (ZB1), a special group created through the MNET audition program "BoysPlanet," not only achieved instant popularity upon their debut but also leveraged the show's success, amassing an impressive 1.24 million album sales.

Following the conclusion of their song and album promotional activities, ZB1 embarked on a diverse range of endeavors, including appearances on TV shows, group and individual variety shows, as well as engaging in significant brand endorsements. Their schedule could be described as rather hectic.

Nonetheless, many fans observed a decline in group activities after the album promotion concluded, with a gradual shift toward more individual pursuits. This led fans to speculate that certain members may have been receiving less attention, resulting in noticeable gaps in their schedules.

On the 8th, ZB1 fans took the initiative to organize a truck demonstration outside the agency WAKE ONE, voicing their concerns about the uneven distribution of members' schedules. The protest featured messages such as "Please don't drive away fans" and "Ensure group variety show opportunities, don't concentrate everything on one individual."