Two of our most beloved artistes have left their fans without warning this year, breaking our hearts beyond repair. The first one has to be our forever King of Pop, Michael Jackson; may he rest in peace. He has made his one-way trip to heaven, leaving his everlasting legacy behind. The other one is our Jaebeom of 2PM, who on the other hand, isn't so at peace. But of course, with thousands of people dancing around the world in public and dedicating it just to him, I think he'll do just fine.
For those who are unaware, allkpop had reported earlier this month about fans in New York City, gathering to show their feelings and support Jaebeom, by dancing randomly on the streets where hundreds of pedestrians pass by every second. Sound strange? It should be. This odd movement is known as 'flash mobs', where a large amount of people gather in groups to perform an unusual routine and quickly disperse as if nothing had ever happened. The Hottests adapted this method in their own way, to contain their heartfelt messages and support for Jaebeom. This has been going on not only in the States, but around the world under the name of 'Time Stop Flash Mob'. "Without you Jaebeom, it feels like time has stopped."
These devoted flash mobs made their appearances at the following locations:
The countries above are only six out of 17 places where flash mobs were held, including: Germany, LA (US), Seattle (US), Sacramento (US), Vancouver (Canada), Montreal (Canada), Toronto (Canada), Edmonton (Canada), Australia , Houston (US), Boston (US), Brunei, and Indonesia. Amazed yet? Well, this seems to be only a taste of what's to come.
Two of our most beloved artistes have left their fans without warning this year, breaking our hearts beyond repair. The first one has to be our forever King of Pop, Michael Jackson; may he rest in peace. He has made his one-way trip to heaven, leaving his everlasting legacy behind. The other one is our Jaebeom of 2PM, who on the other hand, isn't so at peace. But of course, with thousands of people dancing around the world in public and dedicating it just to him, I think he'll do just fine.
