Kim Jaejoong, the renowned artist known for his captivating performances and deep connection with his fans, recently made a memorable appearance on Inkigayo.
On August 11, Jaejoong returned to the show after a 16-year hiatus, bringing an extra layer of warmth to the event.
Early in the morning, fans gathered outside the Inkigayo studio, eagerly awaiting Jaejoong's arrival.
His return was marked by a touching interaction with his fans, who were greeted with a unique gesture: Jaejoong used a sketchbook to communicate, writing messages like “If you can see this, put your hand above your head!” and “If you love me, give me a heart!” as well as asking if they had eaten or needed to work the next day.
Jaejoong even offered to come downstairs to meet his fans, though he ultimately greeted them from behind a glass wall due to logistical constraints.
The interaction didn’t go unnoticed. Fans of Stray Kids, who were also present, were pleasantly surprised by Jaejoong’s presence. One fan shared their reaction online, “Jaejoong was using a sketchbook to talk to his fans. We initially didn’t recognize him in the dark, but it was definitely him! It was so unexpected and amusing.”
To show his appreciation, Jaejoong treated his fans to a coffee truck, a small but meaningful gesture to thank them for their support.
The relationship between an artist and their fans is truly special—something that transcends ordinary understanding. It’s a bond that’s deeply personal and unique, creating moments that are both cute and heartwarming.
For Jaejoong and his fans, these interactions are more than just fleeting moments; they are a testament to a connection that only they fully understand and cherish.
