Billlie shares behind-the-scenes of Taipei Rakuten Monkeys SINGDOME performance

K-pop group Billlie shared a look at their recent activities in Taiwan through a video capturing behind-the-scenes footage of their performance at the Rakuten Monkeys SINGDOME in Taipei.

"A different energy from Korean baseball"... The atmosphere at the Taipei stadium

While performing at a local Taiwanese baseball stadium, Billlie noted how the atmosphere differed from Korean baseball venues. In the video, the members discussed the unique experience of performing in an indoor baseball stadium and compared the two environments. They noted that the passion and devotion of Korean baseball fans are distinctive, whereas the energy at the Taipei stadium offered a different, yet equally vibrant, vibe compared to the fiery outdoor atmosphere typically found in Korea.

"I decided to live happily"... Sincere conversations at the accommodation

Spending time at their accommodation before and after the show, the members engaged in deep conversations regarding their personalities and mental well-being. The members noted their similar temperaments and how easily they can sense each other's emotional states. In a poignant moment, one member shared her resolution, saying, "Life is too short and there is no time, so I decided to live happily," which moved another member to tears. Sharing a common trait of being highly considerate of one another, the members promised to continue cherishing each other and staying mindful of one another's stress levels.

Unexpected stage moments and a Taipei food tour

The video also revealed unexpected episodes from the stage. The members recalled challenges such as managing high heels during choreography and moments where unplanned movements occurred. They specifically mentioned a moment when Chiquita looked at the ground with a serious expression before suddenly performing a tumbling move. To wrap up their Taipei itinerary, the members enjoyed local delicacies, including butter cake, pudding, mango jelly, pineapple punches, and taro cake, sharing the snacks they purchased locally.