TXT’s Yeonjun Showcases His True Personality In The Most Meaningful Way At “ACT : LOVE SICK” Concert In Seoul

He’s making everyone proud!

TXT successfully wrapped up a sold-out concert in Seoul on July 3, making waves with their incredible performances and a viral Yeonjun moment that had fans feeling weak. Yet, Yeonjun also gained praise after he showcased his true personality in the most touching way.

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Since this was TXT’s first in-person concert, it was a very big moment for all the members. Beomgyu‘s ending ment noted that the fact that it was also the start of TXT’s world tour put extra pressure on the members.

Beomgyu | @TXT_members/Twitter

But more than anything, the members felt grateful.

Similarly, Yeonjun made sure to tell MOAs what they really mean to him. On the first day of the two-day concert, he sincerely thanked them for reminding him of the reason why he aspired to be an artist in the first place.

Not only that, but he expressed just how deeply grateful he is for all the support he has received from MOAs, which he credits with making his dream come true, showing how humble he continues to be.

But on day two, things got much more emotional. Fans couldn’t help but express their pride in how far he has come when he broke into tears.

But despite already having thanked fans for getting him to where he is, Yeonjun showcased his true personality by taking a moment to acknowledge some special people: his mom, his grandma, and his teacher, who all raised him to be the person he is today.

Fans in the audience noted that Yeonjun, his mom, and his grandma all got teary after his speech…

…showing how much of a moving and genuine moment it was for the three of them.

Thankfully, Yeonjun had his members to comfort him…

As well as his friends, who went to the concert as the most supportive besties!

All in all, Yeonjun proved at this concert that he is not only an insanely talented artist…

…but that he is a deeply humble and thoughtful person who has earned all the loving support he has.

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