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RIIZE is a dynamic six-member boy band hailing from South Korea and signed under the prestigious SM Entertainment. They burst onto the music scene with their debut track "Get a Guitar" on September 4, 2023, captivating fans with their fresh sound and electric performances. The group's name, RIIZE, symbolizes growth and achievement, as they aim to realize their dreams together as a united team. Each member brings their own unique charm and talent, promising a journey of evolution and success in the world of K-pop. The formation of RIIZE was a highly anticipated event, with members Eunseok, Seunghan, Sungchan, and Shotaro making the leap from SMROOKIES trainees to official debuting stars. The addition of Lee Chanyoung, known as Anton, further solidified the group's potential for greatness. Fans eagerly awaited the group's debut, speculating about their lineup and style. In the lead-up to their debut, RIIZE treated fans to mesmerizing performance videos, showcasing their skills and charisma. Their official Instagram account, launched on August 1, 2023, only added to the excitement surrounding the group. The release of their song "Siren" further solidified their status as rising stars in the K-pop scene. Despite facing challenges along the way, RIIZE persevered and stayed true to their vision. The support of their devoted fan base, known as BRIIZE, has been instrumental in their journey to success. As the group continues to grow and evolve, they remain committed to their shared dream of making history in the music industry.
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RIIZE member Anton has reportedly been targeted with disturbing sexual and threatening messages via the fan communication platform Bubble. These alleged messages surfaced following the group's recent trip to Shanghai, where fans reportedly engaged in excessive stalking behavior. The incident has caused significant concern among fans regarding artist safety and harassment.
RIIZE has shared new dance practice videos showcasing their recent covers of Apink's "NoNoNo" and 2PM's "My House." These performances were originally presented during the group's "RIIZE OFFICE" fan party celebrating their 1000th day since debut. The videos highlight the group's versatility and contrasting styles in their cover performances.
RIIZE member Wonbin recently attended a Chanel event, where he was photographed with popular actress Go Youn Jung. The unexpected pairing generated significant buzz online, with fans praising their striking visual chemistry. The released photos quickly went viral, with many expressing their delight at seeing the two stars together.
The Recording Industry Association of Japan (RIAJ) has announced its latest certifications, with RIIZE's Japanese single album "All of You" achieving double platinum status. This signifies over 500,000 units shipped in Japan. The group's success in the Japanese market continues with this significant achievement.
RIIZE is building anticipation for their second mini-album, titled "II," set for release on June 15. The group has been releasing a series of teaser clips and concept photos, including a recent clip titled "Time to be a pro." Fans can look forward to more content as the comeback date approaches.
A preview for an upcoming episode of the reality show "The Manager" features WJSN's Dayoung visiting SM Entertainment. During her visit, Dayoung is set to interact and dance with the members of RIIZE. The episode promises a glimpse into the idols' schedules and collaborations.
Following criticism of RIIZE member Eunseok for using a racially insensitive term, the group's Weverse community has seen an influx of racist posts targeting Black individuals. This has sparked concern and disappointment among fans, highlighting ongoing issues with antiblackness within K-pop spaces.
RIIZE member Eunseok has issued a direct apology on Bubble after facing criticism for using a term comparable to the N-word in a caption for a childhood photo. He expressed deep regret for his thoughtless choice of words and promised to be more careful in the future.
In a heartwarming gesture for Children's Day, RIIZE made a significant donation of 30 million won to the NGO G Foundation. The contribution, made in the name of their fan club BRIIZE, will provide gifts for 540 children living in orphanages.
