"F4 Thailand" - Bright attitude, receiving the first s.hock when coming to Vietnam, Vietnamese fans are disappointed when "swinging idols"?

Thai F4 members right from the moment they arrived in Vietnam have caused fever all over the front along with a series of side stories and surprising experiences of the members when they first came to Vietnam.

As part of the Asia tour - S.hooting Star, "F4 Thailand" including Bright Vachirawit, Win Metawin, Nani Hirunkit, Dew Jirawat took a flight to Ho Chi Minh City. Ho Chi Minh City on the morning of March 4 to hold a fan exchange event on the evening of the same day. The appearance of Thai artists created a fever with thousands of fans who were present very early to attend the same program.

Right from the start of the program, 4 beauties "burned" the gymnasium by the cheers of the fans in the stands. Besides the singing part, F4 also actively interacted with the audience through practicing Vietnamese speaking, playing games as well as taking pictures at the end of the program.

Nani is the one to open the solo part with the exciting song "Cute Cute". In which, member Dew - the tallest male member of the group caught attention when he constantly laughed on stage, making the members difficult to understand. Specifically, when asked a question, the guy had a confusing attitude when he couldn't answer but constantly laughed until he couldn't help it.

The reason behind was quickly revealed, it is known that suddenly seeing a fan holding a banner with a bald Bright image made him unable to maintain a professional attitude and constantly laughed. Not only Dew, but many members were also constantly surprised when they saw the "troll banners" that fans held.

Many viewers said that this was indeed the first "shock" of the boys' lives when they arrived in Vietnam. Dew even enjoyed holding this sign during his solo performance. The Bright - Win duo continued to become the focus of attention even though they did not r.eveal too many hints, but the moments when the two guys whispered loudly enough to make fans squirm.

A large number of Vietnamese fans - mostly young people, high school students - were present early to line up inside the venue. Many spectators from the age of 16.17 said they had bought tickets for 2.8 million VND and were present from 4 pm to queue and take pictures to check-in.

While the fans excitedly cheered for the idol, outside, many parents sat on the ice or the steps to wait for their children. The parent of an audience shared that she drove her daughter from Nha Be district to the venue from 2pm, due to her advanced age and tired waiting, she was somewhat tired and sluggish.

"The house is far away, my daughter is still young, so I have to take her to safety. I have followed her since the afternoon, so now I am hungry and tired. My daughter entered the hall, I had to sit outside and wait until the end. My family doesn't object to girls pursuing idols because it's normal for young people. Her father spent 3.7 million VND for me to buy tickets for today's concert. I promise to work hard. study after being supported by parents to watch idols," she added.

Besides, many viewers also expressed disappointment when the program started at 6:30 pm and ended at 20:15, which is said to be quite early than expected. This left many viewers disappointed. Some people think that with spending from 1.8 to 5 million dong, they hope to be able to hear F4 members sing and interact more.

At the show, F4 Thailand spent most of the time interacting with the audience. The four boys had a practice to speak Vietnamese: "Nice to meet you", "We love you". In particular, member Bright Vachirawit was asked to say a sentence from female rapper Phao's song in "Two Minutes More": "It seems like you said, I love you," which was enthusiastically cheered by the audience.

Sharing feelings when coming to Vietnam for the first time, Hirunkit Changkham said: "The members talked about having never been to Vietnam, so we decided to come here to see what Vietnam is like. We are surprised to receive so much love from Vietnamese fans. We are very happy for that."

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