Tempest practiced reading Vietnamese to communicate with fans, super "absent-minded" voice

After announcing that they will be opening their tour in Vietnam, members of K-pop group Tempest continue to stir up the online community with "super cute" Vietnamese "babbling".

Accordingly, the Vietnamese fan community of boy band Tempest was "heartbroken" by an extremely adorable clip of Eun Chan and Hyung Seob practicing reading Vietnamese. Posted on the group's official fan page, the clip quickly attracted attention and became a hot topic of discussion among fans.

According to the clip posted on the group's official fan page, the video quickly attracted thousands of views, shares and hearts. The "cyber detectives" also revealed that elder Hanbin is the "teacher" and "cameraman" for these two lovely "students". With a bright smile and boundless patience, Hanbin meticulously instructed Eun Chan and Hyung Seob how to pronounce each Vietnamese word.

However, what makes people "laugh" is the "absentminded" tone of the two guys when trying to "break their tongues" in Vietnamese. The word "June fifteen" is read by Eun Chan as "June Japanese season" or "Phu Tho Gymnasium" is transformed by Hyung Seob into "Phu Tho Gymnasium", ... all of which make Vietnamese fans "laugh and can't keep their mouths shut".

Many fans expressed their delight and praised Eun Chan and Hyung Seob's cuteness when trying to "break their tongues" in Vietnamese. Many fans also humorously commented that the two guys deserve to "receive the Vietnamese household registration book" and become the future "Vietnamese groom".

In addition to the praise, Vietnamese fans also encouraged Eun Chan and Hyung Seob to continue learning Vietnamese so that they can communicate more fluently with fans during their upcoming concert in Vietnam. Some fans even suggested that the two guys try their hand at singing a cover of a Vietnamese song for fans.

It can be seen that Tempest is gradually conquering the hearts of Vietnamese fans with sincerity, effort and the spirit of continuous learning. The fact that the team members learn Vietnamese is a testament to their desire to connect and communicate with fans in the most effective way. With this super pet "absentminded" Vietnamese reading performance, Tempest deserves to "drop his heart" and receive "good baby votes" from Vietnamese fans.

Tempest is a 7-member South Korean boy band: Hanbin, Hyeongseop, Hyuk, Eun Chan, Lew, Hwarang, and Taerae, formed in March 2022. The group attracted the attention of Vietnamese audiences by the presence of member Hanbin - a singer who participated in the reality show I-Land and possessed a handsome appearance and impressive voice.

After unluckily debuting with Enhypen, Hanbin joined Yuehua Entertainment and became a key member of Tempest. With talent and relentless efforts, Tempest has quickly asserted its position in the K-pop music industry and received the love of a large number of fans.

In the near future, the 7 boys will bring to the Vietnamese audience their first tour called "Tempest Voyage". The concert promises to be an explosive, colorful music night with eye-catching performances from talented members. Audiences will be treated to smash hits such as "Bad News", "Fireworks", "I'm The One", and new songs revealed for the first time.

Accordingly, on 15/06 at Phu Tho Stadium, one of the largest music performance venues in Ho Chi Minh City. HCMC will be "transformed" into a majestic, modern stage, giving the audience the best music experience. The sound and light system is carefully invested, promising to stir up the concert atmosphere and bring the audience to sublimated emotions.

The "Tempest Voyage" concert is not only a simple music night but also an opportunity for Vietnamese and international fans to meet, exchange and connect with each other where everyone joins the beat of passion and passion with TEMPEST's music.

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