Did Seventeen's Bulacan Concert Just Break the Internet?

K-pop group SEVENTEEN recently wowed a huge crowd at the Philippine Sports Stadium in Bulacan as part of their "Right Here" world tour. The two-night show, held on January 18 and 19, marked their return to the Philippines after their "Follow" concert last year. Despite the absence of members Jeonghan and Jun, the eleven members present delivered a memorable three-hour performance.

The concert featured a mix of Seventeen's popular songs and tracks from their albums, enhanced by a large stage and LED screens. They kicked off the show with powerful performances of "Fear," "Fearless," and "Maestro," immediately captivating the audience. Throughout the night, the members interacted with fans, expressing their gratitude and love for the energetic Filipino Carats (their fans).

SEVENTEEN also showcased performances from their sub-units, including the hip-hop team's "Water" and "Monster," the performance team's "Rain" and "Lilili Yabbay," and the vocal team's "Candy" and "Cheers to Youth". The setlist included fan favorites like "Super" and "Adore U," and ended with an exciting rendition of "Very Nice". During "Very Nice," members even went into the crowd, handing the microphone to a fan to sing.

The members shared heartfelt messages, with Woozi expressing gratitude for the passionate energy of Filipino fans and S.Coups hoping for a future return with all 13 members. Seungkwan was also surprised with a birthday celebration by the fans, which touched him. The "Right Here" concert in Bulacan was presented by Applewood Philippines and Pledis Entertainment.

Seventeen's "Right Here" tour continues in Asia, having already drawn over 700,000 fans both in-person and online from shows in South Korea, the United States, and Japan. The group's return to the Philippines was a success, leaving fans with lasting memories and solidifying their status as one of K-pop's top groups.