SEVENTEEN has reaffirmed their overwhelming popularity in Japan by attracting 120,000 fans across three nights at their recent fan meetings. Each show drew more than 40,000 attendees, a turnout that exceeded the scale of many concerts, showcasing SEVENTEEN’s unmatched fanbase.
Renowned for their exceptional fan service, SEVENTEEN’s fan meetings offered a rich blend of live performances, comedy skits, games, and heartfelt interactions. The group’s comedic timing, self-deprecating humor, and seamless teamwork highlighted why they are often called “Korea’s National Comedy Idol Group.”
During the events, the group faced a technical malfunction when their in-ear monitors failed. Nonetheless, SEVENTEEN quickly adapted: leader S.Coups coordinated on stage, and main vocalist DK demonstrated remarkable vocal stability, impressing fans and netizens alike with their professionalism. Footage of the incident went viral on X (formerly Twitter), earning widespread praise.
In addition to their live skills, SEVENTEEN remains a standout in K-pop for their powerful choreography and synchronized performances, especially led by their renowned Performance Team.
Entering their 10th anniversary, SEVENTEEN shows no signs of slowing down. The group plans to release their fifth full album “Happy Burstday” on May 26.
A recently dropped teaser hinted at a mystical, horror-inspired concept, building excitement among fans and industry watchers. Expectations are high that the upcoming album will continue SEVENTEEN’s string of million-seller achievements, further solidifying their place among K-pop’s elite groups.
Despite the impending military enlistments for some members, SEVENTEEN remains committed to active promotions, delivering nonstop energy and innovation even a decade into their career.
