AHOF SUB-UNIT

[📰] AHOF (Nine) First unit FATE pops up... "Complete Rookie" heralds a huge change in the music industry

FATE, the first unit group of super-large rookie boy group AHOF (nine), finally unveiled its hot debut. The agency K&K Entertainment said, "FATE has completed all the preparations and is ready to turn the game around in the K-pop market."

F&F Entertainment, to which AHOF (nine) belongs, has said that it is embarrassing because there is something that has not been agreed upon. However, K&K Entertainment said, "We will do as we please" and "We have decided to make our debut for the promise of our fans," further amplifying questions about FATE's strong launch to the K-pop scene.

FATE has already expressed strong aspirations in its group name. FATE is a combination of AHOF (nine) + "ATE" meaning to eat, and contains a provocative message to completely overwhelm the K-pop scene. This shows a willingness to go beyond a simple unit group and establish itself as an independent "completed rookie."

In its first single [ATE], it was highly praised by officials, saying, "It's music that will represent the MZ generation." FATE's first digital single [ATE] tells the story of their generation. The album melts the confident and honest messages of MZ generation boys who pioneer their own paths without caring about other people's eyes or standards. The title song "ATE" is impressive with a trendy yet powerful baseline and strong beat. On top of that, the delicate and sweet vocals of the members are exquisitely combined to boast "all-time perfection."

FATE is predicting active activity upon the release of [ATE] and is expected to bring a new 'FATE' to the music industry.

Meanwhile, the new agency K&K Entertainment mistakenly announced its debut and release of the music video at 9 p.m., saying it was 6 p.m., sending a message of a bored apology.