Block B rapper Zico revealed that his Twitter account has been hacked again.
Zico, who is reportedly preparing to launch a new mini album, says the latest hacking incident is one in a series of previous cyber intrusions, reports The Korea Times.
As a result, Zico's management said the idol has been feeling down about being the victim of repeated hacking.
Zico's Korean fans are trying to uplift his spirits by saying that the string of misfortunes that he has experienced so far may be result in a successful mini album release, citing the superstition that repeated bad luck often leads to good luck.
Earlier this year, Zico released his second single, "Well Done" featuring Ja Mezz, which topped Korean music charts on release day. Then in October he released "Say Yes or No" featuring Penomeco and The Quiett, which also skyrocketed in popularity.
While Zico and other Block B members have been releasing solo songs this year, the group has been putting a lot more effort international promotions. In the year alone, they held their first European tour, debuted in Japan and then held fan meetings in China.
Then in November, Block B performed in major cities such as San Francisco, Chicago and Los Angeles as part of their stateside Blockbuster tour, their first in the country.
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