``SEVENTEEN'' Hoshi graces Gwanghwamun with a ``tiger'' performance to raise awareness of the climate crisis (with video)

Hoshi of the group SEVENTEEN will raise awareness of the climate crisis with his "tiger" performance in Gwanghwamun, Seoul.
On the 4th, KBS's ``Black Box on Earth'' released a ``1 minute highla'' video of Hoshi's intense performance.
In the video, Hoshi performed an intense dance in the middle of Gwanghwamun in Seoul with 30 other dancers.
It can be expanded. In the middle of the night, when everyone was asleep, Hoshi exploded his charm with a performance of ``Tiger'' in the middle of Gwanghwamun, surrounded by colorful and gorgeous lights, making Seoul's night even more exciting.
It was beautifully decorated. Afterwards, when the increasingly heated performance ended, the lights of Seoul, including Namsan Tower and the National Assembly Building, were turned off.
The entire city is shrouded in darkness, revealing the appearance of Seoul that has turned into darkness. At a press conference held the other day, producer Koo Min Jeong said, ``The performance that took place in the middle of Gwanghwamun...
I would like to thank Hoshi from ``SEVENTEEN'' for concentrating and showing a high-quality performance in a short period of time.''
On the other hand, KBS Corporation's 50th anniversary project, ``Black Box on Earth,'' is a series of artists'
This is a ``Climate Crisis Archive Concert'' where people record the last appearance of the earth through music. It will be broadcast for the first time in South Korea on the 9th at 9:40 pm and will be broadcast in 4 episodes.