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[Concert Review] JYJ′s Kim Jae Joong Heats Up Nanjing with Solo Tour Concert

Kim Jae Joong has been leaving behind a trail of fire in his wake, as he tours Asia for his tour.

So far, he has been through Thailand, Shanghai and Hong Kong, and most recently he landed in Nanjing for another performance.

The singer met with 4,000 fans in Nanjing on April 6. Though the Your, My and Mine in Nanjing performance was held just a few days after his Tokyo Dome performance as JYJ, which took place from April 2-4, he still managed to deliver his best and leave behind unforgettable memories.

Fans shouted out his name even before the concert was to start, and as soon as he appeared, they exploded in excitement.

 
During the mini talk session, quiz show and speed quiz events, Kim Jae Joong answered questions directly from his fans.

At a question asking when he plans to get married, he answered, "When I′m about 38," and when asked how he feels about women who are heavier than him, he answered, "I like plump women more than skinny ones."

In the cooking section, Kim Jae Joong cooked rappokki, singing the giyomi song and a track titled Kiss B from the repackaged version of his album, while for the last paparazzi section, he released photos showing him in cute poses to cheers from his fans.

The mini concert showed Kim Jae Joong as a true rocker. He first started off with One Kiss, then went on to sing songs by his senior singers, such as Though I Loved You, For You and I Always Miss You, in rock versions. As he sang I′ll Protect You, Nanjing fans even sang along in perfect Korean.

 

Even while he sang in his charismatic rocker self, he still didn′t lose his gentle side.

When fans asked, "Aren′t you tired because it hasn′t been long since your concert in Japan? How would you like fans in Nanjing to show support for you?" he answered, "I don′t have any specific wish on what kind of support I want to see. I just want all of you to stay safe. I′m always thankful."

Kim Jae Joong will next go on to hold his concert in Taiwan on April 13.

Photo credit: C-JeS Entertainment

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