Some of his friends think he isn't getting fair treatment.

MOAs want BIGHIT MUSIC to be nicer to TXT's Soobin.

Some fans think that TXT's boss, Soobin, hasn't had enough lines in recent songs with other artists, like "Do It Like That," which features the Jonas Brothers, and "Back for More," which features Anitta.

Yes, it can be hard to fit so much into a short song, especially when there are more than just the five members of TXT involved.

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MOAs have seen similar things in TXT's own music, like "Devil by the Window," even though he is a talented singer.

With few words comes little to no screen time in music videos and rarely being in the middle of the action during shows.

Since he is the head of the group, this seems strange, but MOAs have seen this happen more than once.

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Soobin has also been saying for two years that he wants to put out a solo song. Still, he hasn't been able to do it.

So, #BigHitTreatSoobinBetter has become a popular MOA, asking his company, BIGHIT MUSIC, to be fair to Soobin. At the time of writing, over 7,000 people have used the term.

MOAs want BIGHIT MUSIC to treat Soobin better and give him more chances to show off his skills, but they also want to make it clear that this doesn't mean they hate the other members or won't watch their upcoming comeback.

MOAs will always support TXT, which means that they want the members to be treated properly.

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Kwon Eun Bi recently opened up about the generation gap she felt with Jang Wonyoung during their time together in IZ*ONE.

On April 4, Kwon Eun Bi made a guest appearance on the YouTube channel “Workman”, where she worked with host Jang Sung Kyu as a luxury car mechanic.

During the episode, Kwon Eun Bi shared, “When we were active in IZ*ONE, I was the oldest member, and there was a 9-year age gap with the youngest member, Jang Wonyoung (born in 2004).”

Jang Sung Kyu teased her, saying, “So, you were like her aunt,” to which Kwon Eun Bi responded with a laugh, “More like her teacher!” This playful comment got everyone laughing.

Jang Sung Kyu then asked, “Did you feel the generation gap, especially when talking?” Kwon Eun Bi reminisced, “We were singing the song ‘It’s Already One Year’, and Jang Won Young asked, ‘What’s that?’ That’s when I felt the generation gap. It’s a song I used to sing a lot at karaoke—it’s a real nostalgic classic.” ‘It’s Already One Year’ was a hit song by Brown Eyes, released in June 2001.

Jang Sung Kyu commented, “Your generation is similar to mine,” but Kwon Eun Bi quickly replied, “Oh, no, that’s not true!” causing everyone to burst into laughter.

Kwon Eun Bi’s candidness about the generational difference in IZ*ONE had fans reminiscing about the unique chemistry and moments from their time together in the group.

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