Jeon Yu-jin, Kim Da-hyeon, and Lin are popular even before leaving the country

The TOP 7 'active singer kings' participating in the 'Korea-Japan Singer King Battle' performed a guerrilla busking set to famous songs representing Korea and Japan.

On the 4th, MBN's 'Active Singer Gala Show' released stills of the TOP 7 Japanese busking scenes. At the end of the 'Active Singer Gala Show', which aired on the 27th of last month, the TOP 7 were revealed to have visited Japan to participate in the finals of 'Trot Girl in Japan'. With the TOP 7 from Korea and Japan standing facing each other, Maijin suddenly asked, “Who do you want to fight against?” The Japanese side replied, "It's you," and the ending of a head-on confrontation in which the two people announced a singing competition with their fists clenched was drawn, heightening the tension.

In relation to this, the TOP 7 'active singers' were captured going to Japan for a group photoshoot for 3 days and 2 nights to spread K-Trot. In particular, with the news of the arrival and departure of the TOP 7 'Kings of Singers', the scene of the members' fandom filling the airport unfolded, surprising everyone. The TOP 7 received not only large placards filled with cheering phrases for them, but also huge bouquets of flowers and even cannon cameras, making them realize their completely different status in just 100 days of the contest as they were surrounded by firepower comparable to that of most idol fandoms.

Afterwards, as soon as TOP 7 arrived in Japan, they performed a surprise guerrilla busking and attracted attention. Moreover, Lin passionately sang the OST 'My Destiny' from the drama 'My Love from the Star', which was greatly loved in Japan, showing off her ability to even stop Japanese people walking down the street. In addition, TOP 7 is the original city pop song that was a huge hit in Japan in the 1970s, and Miki Matsubara's 'stay with me', which became popular in Korea through short-form videos on SNS, stimulating the nostalgia of Japanese fans and inspiring the generation. was integrated.

In addition, during Jeon Yu-jin and Lin's duet performance 'The Man in the Yellow Shirt' and My Jin's powerful energy of 'Daebakya', a scene from the concert was created where Japanese fans turned on their cell phone flashlights and waved them, which was touching. As the number of views of guerrilla videos taken by fans in both Korea and Japan is uploaded one after another to SNS, the number of views is rising rapidly, further raising expectations for the upcoming 'Korea-Japan Singer King Battle'. It raises curiosity about what the guerrilla stage will be like where the TOP 7 and local Japanese fans cross the border and unite through music.

The production team said, "The active TOP 7 have returned with their singing skills and smooth stage manners, which have been further solidified through survival, captivating Japanese fans and truly enhancing the national prestige. The 'Active King of Singers in Tokyo' special feature where you can check the global capabilities of the TOP 7. “Please look forward to the upcoming ‘Korea-Japan Singer King Battle’.”

Kang Min-kyung, Ten Asia reporter kkk39@tenasia.co.kr