ALPHA DRIVE ONE ALLYZ Fansign Controversy: Messy Aftermath Sparks Backlash

The excitement of a first public encounter turned sour as the 5th Gen rookie boy group ALPHA DRIVE ONE's fandom, ALLYZ, faces heavy criticism. What should've been a milestone event ended with reports of a shopping mall left in a complete mess, sparking a debate about fandom etiquette.

ALLYZ Fandom Accused of Leaving Trash at First Public Fansign

The incident occurred recently during ALPHA DRIVE ONE's very first public offline fansign event. While the group successfully drew a massive crowd to the shopping mall venue, the aftermath told a different story. Photos circulating on social media showed discarded cups, food packaging, banners, and fan-made slogans scattered across waiting areas and common spaces after the fans dispersed.

A Fan's Embarrassment: 'Let's Not Be Like This'

Disappointment isn't just coming from the public; it's coming from within the fandom too. One ALLYZ member shared their experience of cleaning up after others, stating they were "so embarrassed and scared that the members would be sworn at." This fan criticized the behavior of those who pushed people to get a closer look but left without tidying up their spots. Many worry these controversies will negatively impact the reputation of ALPHA DRIVE ONE during their crucial rookie phase.