‘Global Boy Group’ Zerobase One Selected as Best Rookie on ‘K-Top Star’

Robis One has conquered the world and succeeded in winning the 'K-Top Star' title.

According to KTOPSTAR, a global K-pop voting site that provides information on the current state of K-pop, ZerobaseOne took first place in the 25th 'Best Rookie (Male)' category, which was tallied from December 9 to December 15.

ZerobaseOne came in first place for the 25th time, followed closely by Boynextdoor in second place. AmpersandOne came in third.

'K-Top Star' is currently divided into categories such as male/female trot, male/female idol, and male/female rookie, and a popularity vote for 'Favorite Star' is in progress. If the specified number of votes is reached, various support programs will be provided.

According to KTOPSTAR, a global K-pop voting site that provides information on the current state of K-pop, ZerobaseOne took first place in the 25th 'Best Rookie (Male)' category, which was tallied from December 9 to December 15.

Having successfully completed their first overseas tour, ZerobaseOne's global popularity is ongoing. ZerobaseOne's third mini-album 'You Had Me at Hello' was recently ranked 15th on Billboard's 'Best K-POP Albums of 2024 Selected by Staff', a music media outlet in the United States.

Billboard praised the album, saying, "It has the polished production and satisfying detail you'd expect from a top-selling boy group," and "The songs, each composed of different tempos and genres, make the album easier to listen to and more in-depth."

Zero Base One also ranked 16th on Billboard Japan's annual "Top Single Sales" chart with their first Japanese single, "Yura Yura -Unmei no Hana-." With this single, they achieved the half-million-seller milestone within a week of their Japanese debut.