PSYCHE successfully concluded their Tokyo fan meeting, proving their popularity.
PSYCHE held their second fan meeting "Roadie to University" at Tokyo Jeff Haneda on the 31st of last month and met with local fans.
On this day, PSYCHE kicked off their exclusive fan meeting with high energy by performing fan song "Moonwalk" and "Problem Child," which captures youthful energy. The group, which immediately heated up the atmosphere, said, "We've prepared stages to show how amazing PSYCHE's seniors are," raising expectations.
They then captivated fans with various stages including "Up All Night," a track from their Japanese album, as well as "Highway," "Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious," "Okay," and "Do or Die." Additionally, they reinterpreted TWICE's "Signal" as a complete group, then split into two teams to perform BTOB's "Second Confession" and NCT Doyoung's "Perfume," showcasing their diverse charms.
They also engaged fans through various segments including "Roadie Preference Target: Finding the Wanted Senior" where they predicted fan survey results, and "Welcome Party for Freshmen Roadies: Seniors' Challenge Show Time." They led explosive responses from local fans by performing popular song challenges including SASANAE's "Moshi Moshi," AKB48's "Heavy Rotation," Naniwa Danshi's "Ub U Love," and Arashi's "Happiness."
PSYCHE surprised local fans by announcing an Osaka fan meeting. Minjae announced, "We will hold a fan meeting on October 4th at Jeff Osaka Bayside," and continued, "We're preparing many new looks to bring to you, so please look forward to it," receiving applause.
After successfully concluding the fan meeting, PSYCHE shared their feelings, saying, "It was like a dream where we could capture the sparkle in each of your eyes. The heated moment we created together with Roadies will remain an unforgettable memory for life." PSYCHE ended the fan meeting with a performance of "100%," a track from their first Japanese single. Making eye contact with the fans in the audience to express their gratitude, they will continue their momentum in Osaka on October 4th following Seoul and Tokyo.
