The group ZEROBASEONE has proven its status as a 'global top tier' by winning two awards at 'ASEA 2025.'
ZEROBASEONE (Sung Hanbin, Kim Jiwoong, Zhang Hao, Seok Matthew, Kim Taerae, Ricky, Kim Kyubin, Park Geonwook, Han Yujin) won the 'Performance of the Year' award and the main award 'The Platinum' at the 'ASIA STAR ENTERTAINER AWARDS 2025' (hereafter 'ASEA 2025') held on the 29th at K Arena Yokohama in Japan.
ZEROBASEONE said, "We are truly grateful to receive such a major award this year after last year's rookie award. Please remember that the records we are writing are always shared with ZEROSE, our fandom. We will repay you with even more wonderful performances in the future."
On this day, ZEROBASEONE expressed 'love that will not be missed despite everything' with their unique positive energy through the stage of the title track 'Good So Bad' from their mini album 'Cinema Paradise.' They presented the essence of ZEROBASEONE's 'dynamic freshness' with choreography that intuitively captured the feeling of falling in love, shooting Cupid's arrows and making hearts.
Immediately following, the stage of the mini album 'Blue Paradise' track 'Devil Game' with contrasting charm continued. ZEROBASEONE presented an irresistible and fatal charm through a captivating performance that revealed hidden desires under the mystery thriller concept 'Hide and Seek with the Devil.' They thrilled the audience with powerful choreography that showcased perfect synergy.
Meanwhile, ZEROBASEONE achieved '5 consecutive million-seller' status with 'Blue Paradise' thanks to the absolute support of fans worldwide. With this, ZEROBASEONE has made K-pop history as the first group to sell over 1 million copies across five consecutive albums since their debut album.
Furthermore, ZEROBASEONE entered the 'Billboard 200' at No. 28 with 'Blue Paradise,' setting the highest rank among fifth-generation K-pop groups. ZEROBASEONE has maintained its popularity by ranking in the top of four Billboard charts for the seventh consecutive week.
[Photo] Captured from the broadcast of 'ASEA 2025.'
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