ZEROBASEONE Sends Warm Wishes to Students Ahead of 2026 College Entrance Exam
Ahead of the 2026 College Scholastic Ability Test (CSAT) tomorrow, K-pop group ZEROBASEONE has sent a heartfelt message of encouragement to all students taking the exam.
The nine-member group, comprising Sung Han-bin, Kim Ji-woong, Zhang Hao, Seok Matthew, Kim Tae-rae, Ricky, Kim Gyu-vin, Park Gun-wook, and Han Yu-jin, released a special support video on their official YouTube channel earlier today.
In the video, ZEROBASEONE acknowledged the hard work of the students, stating, "To all the students who have run so hard until now, you have worked so incredibly hard. Tomorrow is the time for your efforts to shine." They added, "We hope for good results that will repay all your hard work."
The group offered advice, emphasizing the importance of staying calm and confident. "It's most important to solve problems with confidence without getting nervous. Even if it's a little difficult, believe in yourself and solve it. Good luck will follow all your choices," they said. They also reminded students to take care of themselves, adding, "It's gotten much colder, so managing your condition is most important. Dress warmly, sleep well, and eat a hearty meal."
Notably, the members sent special encouragement to their youngest member, Han Yu-jin, who is also taking the exam this year. "Yu-jin, you can do it, right?" they asked, before concluding with a powerful cheer, "We hope our support gives even a little strength to all the students preparing right now. Fighting to all the students, student ZEROsE, and student Yu-jin!"
Meanwhile, ZEROBASEONE is currently in the midst of their successful 2025 World Tour 'HERE&NOW,' following sold-out shows in Seoul, Bangkok, Saitama, and Kuala Lumpur. They are set to meet fans in Singapore, Taipei, and Hong Kong later this year.
Fans reacted enthusiastically, commenting, "I hope all our ZEROsE students do well on the exam!", "Fighting Yu-jin! Thanks to ZEROBASEONE, I feel energized," and "Thank you for always supporting us."