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"Back to my hometown from 10 years ago" Changmo shares the meaning of his final album during his first live stage in 6 years

Rapper Changmo returned to the 'Killing Verse' stage after 6 years, performing a setlist ranging from 'Make Money' to 'METEOR' and sharing the personal significance of his music.

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"Back to my hometown from 10 years ago" Changmo shares the meaning of his final album during his first live stage in 6 years
Changmo's Killing Verse once more live! + That towel — YouTube: df

Rapper Changmo returned to the 'Killing Verse' stage after 6 years, delivering a live performance that encapsulated his musical journey.

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Return after 6 years, a setlist spanning from 'Make Money' to 'METEOR'

In a video released through the YouTube channel 'df', Changmo stood on the 'Killing Verse' stage for the first time in 6 years. As the stage began, Changmo heightened the atmosphere by singing 'Make Money'. He greeted the audience by saying, "Let's go make money right away, everyone," as he started the song. He then proceeded to perform his major tracks live, including 'Ambition and Vision', 'Maestro', 'Beautiful', and 'METEOR'.

"Back to my hometown from 10 years ago" Changmo shares the meaning of his final album during his first live stage in 6 years

Midway through the performance, while singing 'Maestro', Changmo induced a response from the audience by asking, "There are no men here who haven't sung this song in a karaoke room, right?" Additionally, during the 'METEOR' stage, he led the atmosphere by asking the audience to raise their hands, saying, "If you have ever loved yourself, everyone, put your hands above your head."

Lyrics reflecting military service experience and a reunion after 6 years

On stage, Changmo continued to make remarks connecting his past and present. While performing songs from his past 'Killing Verse' days, he mentioned his experience during his military service, saying, "I went straight to the military." He continued the stage by performing a song containing content related to military life. Regarding his military service, he expressed his experience at the time through lyrics, saying, "If you score the K2 50-meter, 200-meter, and 250-meter actual shooting, it's ten-ten."

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During the performance, Changmo showed direct communication with the audience, asking them for a towel and saying, "It's that towel. If you want it, shout it out." He expressed his feelings by mentioning the people who influenced him in the past, stating, "Those hyungs still feel like heroes to me now." He then reminisced about his connections at the time, mentioning Jin-ho, Hwa-hyeong, Dogi, and Ellie from Ssijalout.

"A feeling of returning to my hometown from 10 years ago"... The meaning of the final album

At the end of the performance, Changmo directly revealed the personal meaning of this stage. Through his remarks in the video, Changmo explained, "Actually, this was the final album that could be called the end of my 10 years." He then shared the intention behind planning this stage, saying, "I brought this song because I want to go back to my hometown from 10 years ago."

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After finishing the final song, Changmo concluded his 'Killing Verse' live stage after 6 years with the greeting, "Thank you, this was Changmo, everyone. I love Dingo."

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