ZEROBASEONE continues their streak of wins

ZEROBASEONE continues their streak of wins after making a comeback with "GOOD SO BAD."

On September 4, ZEROBASEONE (members: Sung Hanbin, Kim Jiwoong, Zhang Hao, Seok Matthew, Kim Taerae, Ricky, Kim Gyuvin, Park Gunwook, and Han Yujin) secured first place on MBC M and MBC every1's Show Champion with the title track "GOOD SO BAD" from their mini album CINEMA PARADISE. This marks their second win after claiming the top spot on SBS M and SBS FiL's The Show on September 3, making them double crown winners on music shows with their new track.

"GOOD SO BAD" is an electronic synth-pop song that expresses the concept of "love that won't be lost despite everything" through ZEROBASEONE's unique, highly positive energy. The song reflects ambivalent feelings toward a special person who remains the center of their universe in a rapidly changing world.

The performance, featuring a catchy choreography that anyone can easily follow, has also drawn attention. The energetic group dance, combined with the members' fresh and dynamic visuals, highlights ZEROBASEONE's signature "dynamic freshness," further contributing to their growing popularity. 

Since their comeback, ZEROBASEONE has dominated both domestic and international charts, solidifying their position as icons of the 5th generation of K-pop. With their new album, they sold over a million copies within a single day, becoming the first K-pop group to achieve four consecutive "million seller" albums upon release.

CINEMA PARADISE also topped iTunes "Top Albums" charts in 16 regions globally, while "GOOD SO BAD" ranked No. 1 on iTunes "Top Songs" charts in 11 regions. In Japan, the song reached the top of the Line Music Real-Time TOP100 chart, and it has also entered the weekly YouTube popular song charts in both Korea and Japan (for the week of August 23–29), indicating its potential for long-term success on the charts.

Meanwhile, ZEROBASEONE will continue to promote "GOOD SO BAD," spreading their uplifting energy to fans worldwide.

Written by Mun Wan Sik

Translated by Lee So Yun