NCT WISH Busan Fan Meeting Successfully End
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NCT WISH successfully concluded their fan meeting in Busan, with all seats sold out.
NCT WISH held their fan meeting tour 'NCT WISH : SCHOOL of WISH' at Busan Dream Theater on June 1st, with two shows at 2 PM and 7 PM. Both performances were sold out, showcasing the group's strong fanbase. The Busan fan meeting had a Boy Scouts theme, with NCT WISH members transforming into charming scouts, presenting a fresh stage and costumes different from their previous Seoul performance.
The fan meeting featured various interactive segments such as the 'Unity Game,' where members had to synchronize their movements to match a given word, the 'Drawing Telepathy' game, where one member, blindfolded, had to guess the drawing based on another member's hand movements, and the 'Heartfelt Talk,' where members humorously shared thoughts they hadn't expressed before. These activities highlighted the members' witty interactions and added to the entertainment.
Additionally, NCT WISH performed a variety of songs, including their debut singles 'WISH' and 'Sail Away,' the powerful dance tracks 'Hands Up' and 'NASA,' and a dance cover of 'Replay (Noona You're So Pretty).' During the encore, they surprised fans by appearing in the audience while singing the Korean version of 'We Go!' to close the event with a warm and engaging interaction.
Concluding the fan meeting, NCT WISH expressed their gratitude, saying, "The cheers and energy from the Busan fans were amazing. Performing with you and seeing your smiles made us incredibly happy. Your love inspires us to give even more, and we promise to keep making you happy. Let's continue this journey together for a long time."
Following their successful Busan performance, NCT WISH will continue their 'SCHOOL of WISH' tour on June 8th at Jeonbuk National University Samsung Culture Center, with shows at 2 PM and 7 PM.
Written by Heo Ji Hyeong
Translated by Lee So Yun
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