Kento Nakajima surprises Seoul fans with street performance, declares 'The main character is me!'
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- Japanese star Kento Nakajima held a surprise street performance in Seoul's Banpo Hangang Park, attracting hundreds of fans.
- The event was part of his promotional tour for his upcoming "IDOL1ST KENTY" Asia Tour, with his Taipei concert already sold out.
- Nakajima engaged with fans, performing hit songs and using playful, flirtatious remarks, including telling fans, "Since the sun has set, the main character is me!"
Japanese idol Kento Nakajima captivated hundreds of fans with a surprise street performance in Seoul's Banpo Hangang Park. The energetic event on August 8th is part of his promotional efforts for his upcoming "IDOL1ST KENTY" Asia Tour, which includes sold-out dates in Taipei on August 29th and 30th.
Since the sun has set, the main character is me!
Nakajima delivered a series of his popular songs, creating a lively atmosphere. Fans, alerted to his appearance, gathered with support items to catch a glimpse of the star. The performance culminated with a rendition of "CANDY ๏ฝCan U be my BABY๏ฝ," during which Nakajima led a fan sing-along, playfully chanting, "When I say LOVE, you say Kenty!"
Known for his charming interactions, Nakajima delivered a signature flirtatious line, "Since the sun has set, the main character is me!" eliciting screams from the audience. He also humorously warned fans not to suffer heatstroke, clarifying, "I'm not talking about the sun, I'm talking about me!"
I'm not talking about the sun, I'm talking about me!
Concluding the event, Nakajima addressed the crowd in English, expressing his excitement for his upcoming solo tour in Seoul and anticipating their reunion in November. He thanked everyone for the opportunity, sharing his joy and that of his team for the successful event by the Han River, urging fans to continue the excitement until the end for the Seoul concert's success.
Everyone will come, right? See you in November!
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.