THE SECOND RISE · 2024—NOW
From the first scent in 2024, through a quiet fandom-led rise in 2025, to a 2026 No. 1 sparked by human stories. This is a scene-by-scene record, not an overnight-miracle shortcut.
Woni, Liv, Minami, May and Zena officially debuted with the single album Re:Scene and title track ‘UhUh.’ In an early interview, they named a music-show win as a goal.
The group's scent-and-memory world and a promise fans would later revisit began in the same chapter.
‘LOVE ATTACK’ reached No. 65 on Melon's daily chart through a first, fandom-led rise, after being highlighted by Grammy.com in late 2024.
The later breakout did not come from nowhere; strong music and an early fandom had already laid the groundwork.
Woni's personal YouTube channel launched, and videos built around dialect, daily life and hometown visits reached viewers beyond K-pop. Minami's ‘Geoje yaho’ became a broad meme.
Natural chemistry and local identity drew people in before polished idol imagery did—and curiosity soon moved toward the members' music.
‘LOVE ATTACK,’ first released in 2024, reached No. 1 on Melon's TOP100. The special single ‘Pretty Girl’ arrived the same day.
The meme did not replace the music; attention entered through personality and sent listeners back through the catalogue.
‘LOVE ATTACK’ topped Melon's daily chart dated July 13, while ‘Pretty Girl’ earned a perfect 10,000 points on THE SHOW—RESCENE's first music-show win.
An ambition voiced at debut finally became real, gathering years of work by the members and early fans into one emotional scene.
RESCENE's rise has reached the milestone of a first win, but whether viral attention becomes a lasting career remains an unfolding question.
This fan page does not declare a finished myth. It keeps watching the next record, stage and memory RESCENE will leave with REMINE.