B.A.P’s Live on Earth concert in Singapore was full of power-packed performances and sweet surprises. The concert’s concept was truly interesting especially the segment where the unique features of each member were introduced via a “body scan”.
Sounds unbelievable that a rapper can sing too? Well, leader Bang Yong Guk was precisely given the nickname of a singing rapper! He proved so as he sang and danced to their labelmate SECRET’s Yoo Hoo, displaying his ability of being an all-rounder.
Next member, Him Chan was highlighted as one who mimics Bang Yong Guk, so he mimicked Yong Guk’s style of rapping. It sounded quite alike at first, but when he did it again after Yong Guk did his original version, Him Chan seemed to become embarrassed and laughed to himself.
Dae Hyun, supposedly the main vocalist of the group, surprised fans when he rapped Zelo’s lines in Warrior with the speed of lightning. Young Jae proved that he was a sexy vocalist by doing sexy dance moves, putting his hips into good use.
Jong Up did a cool dance too as he showed himself as one with genius dancing skills. Zelo, the youngest member with aegyo, cutely did his own version of Gwiyomi Player while hitting his butt. Not losing out, leader Yongguk also did the Gwiyomi Player, showing the cute side of him instead of just being a cool and handsome leader.
Other interesting facts included Yong Guk with a gummy smile, Him Chan who counts calories, Dae Hyun who was named a good and motherly member, Young Jae the nailbiter, Jong Up who has remarkable six-pack and Zelo who is in charge of laundry in their dorm.
There was no translator for the night’s concert, but B.A.P’s effort was commendable as they were still able to converse and interact with the fans. From short English phrases to English songs such as Dae Hyun and Young Jae’s duet ‘I Believe I Can Fly’, B.A.P has evidently put in much effort to make the night understandable and enjoyable. The 6-member group also performed their popular tracks like ‘Warrior’, ‘Power’ and ‘No Mercy’.
With a perfect combination of a green sea of Matoki lightsticks and a neat blowing of whistles, the audience surely made it a memorable night for both B.A.P and themselves. It was a pity their comeback song ‘Badman’ was not performed, nontheless the power-packed night left fans on an adrenaline high.
Source: Korea.Com
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