BE'O (비오) released the music video for ‘ZOO’ on 31 July 2026, posted to the MIDNIGHT RECORDS channel. Nothing is credited on the upload beyond the label itself — no featured artist, no producer line.

Broadcasters vet the lyrics before a song can air

Korean hip-hop lives with a filter most foreign listeners never see. KBS, MBC and SBS each run their own review committee, and a song submitted for airplay is judged on its words; a verdict of 부적격 (unsuitable) keeps it off that network entirely, and the three broadcasters can reach different conclusions about the same track. Separately, a release can be designated harmful to youth, which age-gates it on Korean streaming services and bars it from radio before ten at night. Rappers deal with this by issuing a broadcast edit alongside the original, so two versions of one song circulate.

About this release

‘ZOO’ was published on 31 July 2026 (KST) through MIDNIGHT RECORDS, which also holds the copyright line on the upload. There is no featured artist and no credit list in the description; the tags run #BEO, #비오, #ZOO and #WACK. Nothing further about a parent album or single is stated on the page.

Watching from outside Korea

If a Korean hip-hop track is hard to find on a streaming service outside Korea, the cause is usually licensing or an age rating rather than a regional block. The label’s own YouTube channel is the copy that stays available everywhere, and it is where this video sits.

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