Far East Asian Tigers conclude 6-day-a-week performance schedule, opening the JOY OL PARK FESTIVAL stage
The group Far East Asian Tigers concluded their intense schedule of performing six times a week by taking the opening stage at the JOY OL PARK FESTIVAL. A video released on the Far East Asian Tigers YouTube channel captures the members heading to the venue and their interviews just before the performance.

The group Far East Asian Tigers concluded the grand finale of their performance schedule by taking charge of the opening stage for the JOY OL PARK FESTIVAL. The video released by the Far East Asian Tigers YouTube channel captures the members heading to the venue on the final day of their six-times-a-week performance schedule, along with interviews held just before the stage.
The final day of a 6-day-a-week performance schedule met at the end of summer
Heading to the venue, the members conveyed the atmosphere of the site, mentioning the clear weather without a single cloud and temperatures reaching 28 to 29 degrees Celsius. This performance was deeply meaningful for Far East Asian Tigers as it was the final day of their six-times-a-week performance schedule. The members were seen relaxing while moving to the venue, mentioning the taste of tteokbokki and mandu sold in front of schools.

In the video, the members expressed their feelings about approaching the stage, using the expression "holding onto the end of summer" regarding this performance held at the tail end of the season. The members mentioned that their second name is JOY OL PARK and expressed their gratitude for being called at the end of summer. Furthermore, as it was the first stage, they expressed their mindset to open the start by heating up the place intensely.
Determination ahead of the JOY OL PARK FESTIVAL opening stage
The members were asked about the special points they prepared for this stage. As the process of preparing for the stage continued in the hot weather, the members mentioned their sixth performance schedule continuing until this week, expressing their intention to do well for this final performance. According to the video description, the members also showed their affection for the festival by leaving the expression "I love you... no, I like you...(? )".

With concert officials and spectators gathered, Far East Asian Tigers prepared to enter the stage as the protagonists of the opening stage that opens the festival. The members shared their feelings of being honored to take on the role of a great stage opening and continued the heat of the site while standing by for the full-scale performance. In the video, the members showed themselves preparing for the performance, boosting their combat power along with their determination to open the stage.
Source: original video (YouTube)
Jeong Dong-jin reports for NBNTV Global, mainly covering K-drama and also writing on K-Tech and K-Variety.
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