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K-pop girl group NewJeans is set to drop "Zero," a commercial song and a music video for Coca-Cola on Monday.
Ador, the label behind NewJeans, had announced that NewJeans is taking part in the new Coca-Cola Zero campaign launched in South Korea, as the new global ambassador for the soft drinks giant.
The song release is the first move taken by NewJeans as Coca-Cola’s new global ambassador,
NewJeans and Coca-Cola's collaborative song "Zero" and music video will be released through global music platforms and NewJeans' official YouTube channel.
