Dong Bang Shin Ki: I love Beijing
Although almost the whole concert could be considered the climax of the show, but there were also certain songs that made the entire stadium get extra high.
During
Yunho even shouted, “I love Beijing!” during
Extravagant and explosive stages; each of the five boys had their own little talent to showcase
Korean concerts have always been renowned for their profligate stages, so be it the underwater opening video, the gunfight MV, or even the childlike animation for
Yoochun played the piano dressed in white, exuding his princely charisma; Jaejoong and Changmin both had their moving solos each, and both Junsu and Yunho engaged in a dance battle. Each of the five Dong Bang boys had a talent to showoff, and all of them were something to watch out for.
Yunho also seemingly kissed his female dance partner, seducing the nerves of the fans present. (T/N: I think it means to make them agitated)
Fans match up to their chemistry, Dong Bang encored twice
Before the opening, there were already fans that were in tears, and many more were shouting out the names of the five members during the performance. The most amazing part was when any of the members had their solo stage; they were able to change the colour of their lightsticks extremely fast.
For example, there was a sea of green when Jaejoong was having his solo song, and when it was Yunho’s turn; it immediately changed into a sea of yellow.
What made this concert different from the others was that Dong Bang Shin Ki seemed even more reluctant to leave, encoring twice and singing four extra songs. Even when they’d finished their last song, they could not stop thanking their fans profusely.
Kim Junho, Top Combine attend as part of the audience
Before the concert started, there was a slight commotion when all of the audience suddenly stood up and looked in the same direction: they had spotted Kim Junho, Junsu’s twin brother sitting on the stage. Junho, who has been advancing his career in China, had specially arrived to support his twin.
Some of the audience also spotted Chinese boyband Top Combine in the crowd. Having had the “Korean boyband” concept since their debut, it is most likely they were there to learn from their seniors in the industry.
source: asianfanatics
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