ONF encourages students at Incheon guerrilla concert: 'Pursuing your passion is the real answer'

K-pop group ONF visited Incheon Haeseong High School to connect directly with students and share their special energy.

Engaging students with school-themed quizzes

According to released footage, ONF captured behind-the-scenes moments from their guerrilla concert held at Incheon Haeseong High School. During the event, the group encouraged student participation by hosting quizzes about the school. In the video, the members set the mood by asking questions such as whether the school opened in 2010, whether it was co-educational at the time of its opening, and whether there are foreign members in their recent songs. To add to the excitement, they provided signed CDs and various goods to students who answered correctly. They also built a sense of connection with the crowd through a quiz featuring their fandom name, 'FUIZ'.

Counseling sessions and sincere messages of encouragement

During the concert's counseling segment, students shared various relatable concerns. Topics ranged from requests for dinner recommendations to a student expressing worry over having a quiet voice. For the dinner queries, options like Malatang, Shabu-shabu, and sushi were suggested, while for the student worried about their quiet voice, the members performed a special stage to boost their confidence.

The group also delivered sincere advice to students struggling with studies and future career paths. Toward the end of the video, the members shared a message of encouragement, saying, "Personally, while studying is important, I believe the best answer is to pursue what you truly want to do in the future," adding, "Don't be too stressed; believe in yourself and move forward on your own path."

The energy of the scene

ONF performed tracks from their June 17 comeback, performing in unison with the students. After finishing the set, the members expressed their gratitude to those who organized the event, saying, "We came here to support and give energy to artists who get exhausted from their work, but instead, it feels like we are the ones receiving energy and making memories."