Zerobaseone captured Saturday night audiences with a fresh glimpse into their real daily lives on MBC’s 'Omniscient interfering view'.

On the April 26 episode of 'Omniscient interfering view', Zerobaseone, the “Fifth-generation K-pop icons” who have achieved five consecutive million-selling albums since debut, revealed their dorms for the first time. Each of the four dorm units allowed members to enjoy individual rooms, reflecting their distinct personalities through feng shui layouts, fragrance collections, and clothing displays.

The members' unique lifestyles inside the dorm also drew attention. Zhang Hao showed his love for durian by eating it first thing in the morning, while Gyuvin displayed an unusual mukbang by pairing meat with ice cream. Ricky maintained a fully styled fashion look even at home, offering a glimpse into the group’s colorful nine-member, nine-style living.

Later, Hanbin, Zhang Hao, Gyuvin, and Yujin visited a restaurant before their schedules, enthusiastically diving into a hearty meal. Their mukbang impressed even Lee Young Ja, the show’s resident "food professor." The members devoured unique dishes like frog legs and duck intestines, earning the playful nickname "Daesikbaseone" for their hearty appetites.

Following their meal, Zerobaseone headed to a fan signing event. Along the way, the close bond between the members and their managers was clear, with managers Yoon Hong Shik and Jung Jae Seo showcasing impressive singing skills and attentively supporting the group throughout the event.

After clearing out the food in their waiting room, Zerobaseone fully switched into idol mode. They provided top-level personalized fan service for their multinational fans, creating unforgettable memories. With strong support from their managers, they successfully completed their schedules, sharing energy and joy with fans and viewers alike.

'Omniscient interfering view' airs every Saturday at 11:10 p.m. KST on MBC.

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