Choi Jung-hoon, the leader of the band Jannabi, shared his thoughts on completing his solo concert at the Seoul Olympic Gymnastics Arena (KSPO DOME). Jannabi presented a meaningful performance at the KSPO DOME, a symbolic venue in the Korean entertainment industry, through their two-day concert, ″All the Boys and Girls 2125,″ held from the 2nd to the 3rd. Through this concert, Jannabi connected with the audience through music cultivated since their days of busking on the streets of Hongdae.

After the concert, Choi Jung-hoon posted a lengthy message on social media. He is currently enjoying a week-long vacation in New York, USA, and expressed his lingering emotions, saying, ″I was incredibly happy. This will undoubtedly be the most treasured memory of my life.″ He continued, ″I hope I can repay each and every one of you for the happiness I felt on stage. If I could, there’s nothing I wouldn’t do.″ He expressed his sincere gratitude to his fans.

Choi Jung-hoon also expressed his aspirations for future activities, saying, ″I won’t waste this gift and will incorporate it well into my new music. Please look forward to it.″ He emphasized, ″As I often say, Jannabi’s music gains life and soars under your applause. Knowing that destiny, we resolve, over and over again, to create music that is even more affectionate, kind, warm, and healthy.″

He also shared his profound philosophy regarding performances. Choi Jung-hoon said, ″I think a lot about performances. At times, it feels like an animalistic sport, and at other times, like a fiercely realistic business. Within that, I’ve discovered my own philosophy: a belief in the mystical power that emerges when everyone unites. Jannabi is merely a vessel placed beneath to receive that power.″

Lastly, Choi Jeong-hoon said, ″Do-hyung and I on stage were able to confidently stand at every concert hall, claiming ourselves as the embodiment of countless beings behind the stage.″ He continued, ″I still believe in what cannot be seen. I sincerely thank each and every one of the team and staff who helped create this.″