The boy group, JJCC, bought a fifteen-ton truck for their fans.

Before their debut, the group held guerrilla concerts in many areas, including Busan and Daegu. As a rookie idol group, JJCC received a lot of buzz for their fan service, because they purchased the truck for the guerrilla concerts. They plan to meet their many fans through the concerts.

Since their debut, they were generous to invest in a 15-ton truck in order to become closer to their fans.

This wrapping truck always follows the group around, wherever they go.

On January 25, the truck appeared on-site of the SBS Inkigayo show, and gained much attention from fans.

JJCC, managed by Jackie Chan Group Korea, debuted in March 2014 with "At First."

They returned to the spotlight with a different look for their new digital single, "Fire," which was released on January 14 with the music video.

JJCC received a lot of attention as the idols that were "raised by Jackie Chan."