After 7 years apart, Malaysia Melody and BTOB reunite! On an afternoon filled with warmth, laughter, and unshakable nostalgia, Seo Eunkwang, Lee Minhyuk, Lim Hyunsik, and Peniel Shin returned to our shores for their fan-con tour, [3, 2, 1 Go! Melympic]. The wait was absolutely worth it!! 

Photo credit to organisers

It may be summer all year round in Malaysia, but for one night, Super Junior’s Yesung brought the feeling of spring to Kuala Lumpur with his heartfelt vocals, soft ballads, and signature warmth, marking the final stop of his solo concert tour, 2025 YESUNG CONCERT [It’s Complicated] in ASIA.

The venue at Zepp KL was filled with fans dressed in pink and white, creating a dreamy springtime vibe that perfectly matched the emotional tone of Yesung’s music. It was a sight to behold—ELFs coming together in unity, as if blooming like cherry blossoms in the heart of Kuala Lumpur.

During the night, Yesung surprised the crowd with a special performance of ‘Paper Umbrella’, the beloved title track from his second mini album Spring Falling. “It’s been a long time since I performed this song,” he shared. “I wasn’t in my best condition, but I thought you guys would love to hear it, so I specially prepared it for you.” The crowd responded with a roar of cheers and soft singalongs, soaking in the rare and sentimental moment.

Throughout the night, Yesung delivered a powerful and emotional set of 24 songs, including all tracks from his sixth mini album: “It’s Complicated,” “There She Goes Again,” “Easy,” “Beautiful Paradox,” and “Curtain.” Of course, fan-favourites like “Pink Magic,” “Slide Away,” and the iconic drama OST “It Has to Be You” were also part of the night’s touching setlist.

But one of the most unexpected highlights of the night? Yesung’s playful attempt to turn the ballad-heavy stage into a Waterbomb Festival experience. Using nothing more than a regular water bottle with a straw, he playfully sprayed water toward the standing-zone audience, testing whether such a move could work during a ballad concert.

To his surprise—and the fans’ delight—it did. Laughter erupted throughout the venue as the moment turned light-hearted and full of joy. Who says a ballad singer can’t do this? cause Yesung can!

Kuala Lumpur held a special place in his heart that night, as he acknowledged the unique layout of the venue. "Other stops didn’t have standing zones like this. It feels different and exciting to perform with this kind of energy. I feel a little shy when performing, cause you guys are just right in front of me."

Towards the end, Yesung shared a heartfelt message with fans: “What made this tour special was being able to meet ELF in new places. I exist because of you, the fans. It’s an honor to continue this journey with you, and I sincerely thank you. If I could make a small wish, it’s that you’ll continue to love and support me in the future.”

Before saying goodbye, he gave fans one more reason to hold on with excitement: “Malaysia is a special place for Super Junior. I hope I’ve created good memories with you today. After I return to Korea, we’ll begin recording for Super Junior’s 20th anniversary album.”

With Super Junior’s 20th anniversary this year and Yesung’s solo 20th anniversary next year, the beloved vocalist teased more activities to come, cheekily adding: “Just focus on me and don’t go to other concerts!”

As the night came to a close, fans were left with not just melodies and memories, but a promise of more to come—whether as a soloist or with his Super Junior brothers. Here's hoping Yesung returns to Malaysia very soon. 

photo credit: iMe Malaysia

If you’re planning a trip to Korea during spring, there’s one thing you must add to your bucket list—cherry blossoms. Every year from late March to April, South Korea transforms into a delicate pink dreamscape. Streets, parks, and riversides burst into color with blooming cherry blossoms, and locals gather to enjoy beotkkot 벛꽃 (cherry blossom). It’s a fleeting, magical season where the air feels softer, the breeze carries petals like confetti, and time seems to slow down.The stream was stunning, with a wooden bridge that made for the perfect photo spot. Nearby, a tulip garden gave the entire area a European vibe for a moment—it was like being in a postcard.
If you’re planning a spring trip to Korea, be sure to book through Trazy. This cherry blossom tour was hands-down one of our favorite travel days—filled with breathtaking views and hidden gems we wouldn’t have discovered on our own. Proudly sponsored by Trazy, your all-in-one travel companion in Korea, this experience was seamless, heartfelt, and unforgettable. Thank you, Trazy, for making our cherry blossom dreams come true!