Second Generation boy group, TEEN TOP did “Rock It Drop It Top It Pop It” yesterday on their first offline concert after four years. Ricky expressed his happiness by shouting, “How have you all been? We've missed you so much.” Changjo said that it's been a long time since they saw their fan's faces in person.
The concert's title was “2023 TEEN TOP we gonna rock it drop it top it hey don't stop it pop it LIVE” It came from the lyrics of their hit song Rocking. The concert was held at the Nodeul Island Live House and the second day of their concert will be held tonight at the same venue. The concert was held to celebrate TEEN TOP's 13th anniversary.
On July 4, they released their album “4SHO.” TEEN TOP is known for its playful and upbeat songs. The group has been on hiatus since 2020 due to the members' military duties. But their name started popping up again after Yoo Jaesuk covered their song, To You on an MBC entertainment show earlier this year.
TEEN TOP debuted in 2010 along with other boy groups INFINITE and ZE:A and gained popularity right away after releasing hit songs. In 2017, it was announced that L.Koe will leave the group. C.A.P also left in May 2023. The group currently has Niel, Chunji, Changjo, and Ricky.
Their Saturday concert included all the best songs from their discography, including their latest title track “Hweek” along with their hit songs from the past such as, To You, Crazy, Miss Right, and Rocking.
They had to take a short break in the middle of the concert due to technical glitches with the microphones, but the members took the chance to entertain and play with their fans. They also showed off their performance skills. Ricky said, “This just proves that we're not lip-syncing and everything is live.” They performed a total of 25 songs. Sunday's performance will be live-streamed through an online platform.
Changjo said that they were sad because they only got a week to promote their album but they had a great time with their fans, and it reminded them how it feels to be in the waiting room. “We'll come back with better albums in the future, so that's something to look forward to.” he added.
