On June 16th, videos of fans attempting to catch a glimpse of RIIZE as he arrived in Korea from Taiwan were extensively shared on online communities.
Despite security guards’ attempts to control the crowd, the fans surrounding RIIZE in the videos caused the area to become dangerously cramped as they crowded into the space with automatic doors. The guards could be heard warning the crowd to “Be careful,””Please move back,”and reminding them that “It’s dangerous.”
Despite the pressure from the crowd, the automatic door suddenly fell, causing surprise among the members and their manager. Anton was observed shaking his head in disbelief at the unexpected turn of events.
The rowdy crowd not only caused chaos for the general public, but also posed a potential threat. Netizens responded with statements such as, “This behavior must be addressed,””Who will take responsibility for the damaged door?”and “It’s incredibly unsafe.”
Ever since they first appeared, RIIZE has become increasingly well-known, but they have also had to deal with various instances of extreme behavior from a few of their fans.
Ultimately, SM Entertainment, the agency representing the group, released a “Fan Club Etiquette Guide”in January. The notice specifically emphasized the importance of refraining from actions that could potentially jeopardize safety in public locations such as airports.
Despite attempts to address the issue, the disorder continues to exist, prompting demands for more stringent regulations.
Meanwhile, RIIZE, who made their debut in September of last year, has since released a string of successful songs, such as their debut album “Get A Guitar”, as well as “Talk Saxy”and “Love 119”.
Their debut mini-album, titled “RIIZING,”is scheduled for release at 6 PM on June 17th.
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