2PM performs during the K-Pop 'Go Crazy' World Tour at Prudential Center on November 14, 2014 in Newark, New Jersey. (Photo : Getty Images/Dave Kotinsky)
Many Kpop idol groups have had to deal with keeping their bodies fit and eating a strict diet to maintain their image. The South Korean boy band 2PM has also done the same, however, members would splurge on food during diet cheat days, according to Taecyeon.
The 2PM group member revealed the Kpop idol group's eating habits during his guest appearance in the JTBC show "Please Take Care of My Refrigerator." Aired on Oct. 3, Monday, Taecyeon recounted a time where he and his fellow band members enjoyed an expensive Korean pork barbeque meal.
Taecyeon commented that he and three other 2PM group members consumed $1,000 worth of Korean barbeque in just one sitting. The South Korean boy band considered the said pork barbeque feast as a food treat for themselves given their grueling and constant workout sessions at the gym.
South Korean singer Ga In, who also appeared as a guest on the same show, even confessed to having witnessed Taecyeon and his fellow band member's voracious appetite. A huge meal that consisted of 100 lamb skewers was an easy eating feat for 2PM. Taecyeon even ate nearly half of the said meal with his 40 lamb skewers consumption, according to Ga In.
In other news, 2PM dropped its latest album titled "Gentleman's Game" on Sept. 13, Tuesday. Out of the album's 11 tracks, seven were written and composed by the band's group members, Xports News reported. Taecyeon even helped to compose the album's title track "Promise (I'll Be)," as well as write lyrics for the band's new songs "Can't Stop Feeling," "Make Love" and "Perfume."
Meanwhile, 2PM is scheduled to hold a concert in Japan's Tokyo Dome on Oct. 26 and Oct. 27. To promote the Kpop idol group's upcoming concert titled "The 2PM in Tokyo Dome," two temporary character cafe branches will be set up in Tokyo and Osaka, according to All Kpop.
The special cafe branches named "ZooPM Cafe" will feature different animal characters to represent the 2PM band members. Japanese fans can also enjoy a variety of dishes and buy special merchandise from the said shops.
Watch the music video for 2PM's new track "Promise (I'll Be)" below:
