Super Junior Stars Perform Aaron Kwok-Inspired Dance at Hong Kong Fan Meeting
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Summary
Super Junior members Leeteuk and Heechul brought their "SUPER JUNIOR-83z Fan Meeting" to Hong Kong's AsiaWorld-Expo on Saturday evening, treating local fans to a series of specially prepared performances. The duo showcased their familiarity with Hong Kong culture by dressing as Bruce Lee and performing an Aaron Kwok-inspired Baby Shark dance routine . Meanwhile, disbanded K-pop group CLC kicked off their two-day "After All" anniversary tour at West Kowloon Cultural District, marking their first reunion in four years and their final performance as a complete group .
Key Points
- Leeteuk and Heechul greeted fans in Cantonese and performed in Bruce Lee yellow jumpsuits, dancing to Baby Shark in Aaron Kwok style
- The pair incorporated Hong Kong film themes, with Leeteuk dressed as a zombie and Heechul holding his nose to avoid detection
- During the emotional singing segment, Heechul attempted to put a necklace on Leeteuk but struggled with a knot, causing Leeteuk to laugh mid-performance
- CLC member Elkie, the group's Hong Kong representative, performed a solo debut of her new song "Come Closer" and cried while reading fan letters
- The Thai member Sorn received praise for her accurate Cantonese pronunciation when covering Joey Yung's "Sky Window" with Elkie and Seunghee
Why It Matters
The back-to-back K-pop events at major Hong Kong venues demonstrate the city's continued appeal as a regional entertainment hub despite recent challenges in the concert industry . For CLC, this farewell tour represents both a celebration of their 11-year career and closure for fans who have supported the group since their debut, particularly significant given their four-year disbandment period .
The back-to-back K-pop events at major Hong Kong venues demonstrate the city's continued appeal as a regional entertainment hub despite recent challenges in the concert industry . For CLC, this farewell tour represents both a celebration of their 11-year career and closure for fans who have supported the group since their debut, particularly significant given their four-year disbandment period .