Jackie Chan's idol group released its first song 'At First' on March 23, but not all five members appeared in the music video. The Chinese-Australian member of JJCC, Prince Mak, did not appear in the music video.

The rookie group gained a lot of attention prior to debut because it was assembled by Hollywood star Jackie Chan. The five members are SimBa, the leader, E.Co, EDDY, San Cheong, and Prince Mak.

The four Korean members appear in the video, but Prince Mak did not appear in the music video that appeared on JJCC's official YouTube channel. He has appeared with the other members to promote the song on music shows.

JJCC appeared, as a quintet, on music shows even prior to releasing the music video for 'At First.'

However, Prince Mak's exclusion from the music video for 'At First' has confused some fans. It is rare for idol groups to release music videos without all of their members, and almost unheard of to debut with a certain amount of members but only have some of those members in the debut music video.

JJCC's company has not issued any official statements about Prince Mak's absence from the music video. Prince Mak has also not said anything on his official Twitter account.

'At First' is a pop song with R&B elements that shows off the vocal talent off the members of the group. The music video utilizes high quality special effects that is not usually expected from rookie groups, but is understandable when taking into consideration that Jackie Chan has been planning this group for several years.

The group has raised expectations because of their famous producer.

In an interview with Reuters, Eddy admitted that having Jackie Chan's support is both positive and negative.

"It works both ways. It raises expectations but also increases the burden. If we're not good we're going to bring shame on our big brother's reputation. Anyway, it's already started so what can I do? I can only do my best and put in the effort."