NCT WISH Thrills 30,000 Fans at Taipei Dome, Declares 'I Like You' to Taiwanese Princesses
Translated from Chinese, summarized and contextualized by DistantNews.
At a glance
- K-pop group NCT WISH performed at the Taipei Dome, drawing over 31,000 fans.
- The group participated in a ceremonial first pitch for a baseball game and performed as guests afterward.
- Members expressed their enjoyment of Taiwan and hinted at a potential return visit soon.
K-pop group NCT WISH electrified a crowd of over 31,000 fans at the Taipei Dome, making their debut at the venue for a ceremonial first pitch and a post-game performance. The group, known for its energetic performances, delivered renditions of their latest hits and fan favorites.
The crowd here is bigger than I imagined!
Members expressed their excitement about performing in Taiwan again, with Sion, a self-proclaimed fan of the baseball team Wei Chuan Dragons, celebrating the team's victory after their first pitch. Jaehee even used Chinese to congratulate the team, and Sion declared his love for the Dragons.
And today Wei Chuan Dragons won! It's our first time pitching together, and we got a victory! So happy!
The group performed several songs, including "Ode to Love," "pop pop," "Hands Up," and "Surf." They also performed a cover of Super Junior's "Miracle," a choice that resonated well with the Taiwanese audience. The members' live vocals were clear, showcasing their dedication and effort during the performance.
We might have a chance to visit Taipei again soon!
NCT WISH's Sion demonstrated his enthusiasm for baseball by mimicking the Wei Chuan Dragons' cheer. The group also hinted at a possible return to Taipei soon, sparking excitement among fans who speculated about a potential fan meeting. The members concluded their performance with "COLOR," thanking the audience and expressing their affection for both their fans, NCTzen, and the Wei Chuan Dragons.
Princesses, are you ready to receive our confessions?
Originally published by Liberty Times in Chinese. Translated, summarized, and contextualized by our editorial team with added local perspective. Read our editorial standards.