Fans of ZeroBaseOne have a reason to celebrate as the group members step into the role of mentors for aspiring young artists. On July 23, 2026, the K-pop group appeared on Green Umbrella's YouTube content 'After-School Music Time' to offer special mentoring sessions.
In this episode, members Seok Matthew, Kim Taerae, and Park Gunwook shared their experiences as seasoned K-pop artists, celebrating their third anniversary since debut. They provided candid insights into their journey and the challenges they've faced behind the scenes.
'After-School Music Time' is a unique program where various celebrities become one-day teachers, engaging with children and teenagers to encourage their dreams. The show combines genuine mentoring with entertainment, naturally conveying the value of sharing and support.
During the episode, the members offered technical advice and shared personal stories from their trainee days, including tips on confidently expressing themselves during auditions. They encouraged students to unlock their potential through mentoring in vocals, dance, and variety skills, drawing enthusiastic responses.
Adding a touch of social responsibility, the members wore bracelets and rings from the 'Water for Life' campaign, run by Green Umbrella. This campaign aims to support those facing life-threatening water shortages. The members expressed their agreement with the campaign's purpose and encouraged fans and viewers to join in spreading positive influence.
Reflecting on the experience, the members stated, "It was meaningful to have sincere conversations with friends pursuing their dreams. We hope today's experience will serve as a practical help and valuable foundation for them to grow as future artists."
A representative from Green Umbrella commented, "The sincerity and detailed advice from ZeroBaseOne's members will be an invaluable asset for all the aspiring artists."
