”BOYNEXTDOOR”'s ”GLOBAL SPIN LIVE” at the Grammy Museum was a huge success...including a Korean-language chorus

The group BOYNEXTDOOR received a rousing response at their performance at the Grammy Museum in the United States.
"BOYNEXTDOOR" will be performing at the Grammy Museum in Los Angeles on the 14th (local time).
The members appeared on the stage of "GLOBAL SPIN LIVE" held in Tokyo.
They had an interview with the band's leader, Mei, and a Q&A session with fans, before performing. In the interview, the six members spoke about their thoughts and feelings about participating in the song's production.
They said, "We always create with the desire to provide empathy and comfort. Many people have sympathized with our third mini album, '19.99,' and we are grateful for the popularity of our music."
I felt like we were heading in the right direction. I was happy that we were able to try out different things with our fourth mini-album, 'No Genre.'"
He added, "Our team name is linked to our musical identity.
We strive to create music that gives the feeling of always being by your side, like the boys next door, and that makes you feel like you're best friends."
During the Q&A session that followed, they exchanged witty answers to the fans' questions, creating a fun exchange.
They then performed "I Feel Good" and the digital single "IF I SAY, I LOVE YOU," further heating up the venue.
They sang the Korean lyrics of "If I Say, I Love You," shaking their shoulders and cheering. From the start of "If I Say, I Love You," the audience erupted in a huge sing-along.
The members completed a wonderful performance with their fluent live performance and sophisticated stage manners.
"Grammy LIVE" is one of the performance programs hosted by the Grammy Museum, and is a popular program that features global musicians.
The performance by "BOYNEXTDOOR" will be available to watch at a later date on the Grammy Museum's official website and YouTube channel.