K-pop agency WakeOne Entertainment revealed that Zerobaseone's third EP sold over 1 million copies on its release day, bringing the total sales for the rookie band's three EPs to over 3 million units. Their latest EP, "You Had Me at HELLO," claimed the top spot on the iTunes Top Albums Chart in 22 regions and saw its title track, "Feel the POP," reach the same position on the Top Songs Chart in 12 regions. With over 5.8 million views in just 13 hours, the accompanying music video has also seen impressive viewership. Despite their relative newcomer status, the group is set to perform at Summer Sonic 2024 in August and is planning an international tour shortly after. In other K-pop news, Enhypen is gearing up for a mid-July comeback with a new album, following the success of their recent special album, "Memorabilia," which reached the top of the iTunes Top Albums Chart in nine regions. Additionally, Jisoo of Blackpink achieved a milestone with her solo song "Flower," as the music video surpassed 500 million views on YouTube in 409 days, setting a record for a female K-pop solo singer. The artist is currently involved in drama and film projects. Lastly, boy band NewJeans recently lent their voices to the official Korean audio guide for the British Museum in London, showcasing their dedication to promoting Korean culture. They are also preparing to release new music and make their official debut in Japan, collaborating with Pharrell Williams and Takashi Murakami for a single. In the world of K-pop, Zerobaseone's impressive record sales with their latest EP, "You Had Me at HELLO," have solidified their status as history-making newcomers in the industry, while Enhypen continues to captivate fans with news of their upcoming mid-July comeback and their recent chart-topping special album, "Memorabilia." Meanwhile, Jisoo of Blackpink achieved a significant milestone with her solo song "Flower," surpassing 500 million views on YouTube in record time and enjoying success with her debut solo album. In addition, NewJeans made a mark by participating in the official Korean audio guide for the British Museum in London, bridging cultural gaps and preparing to make their official debut in Japan with exciting collaborations. The continuous achievements and activities of these K-pop acts underscore the global influence and reach of Korean music and culture.