B.A.P showed off their playful side in a new music video for their funky upbeat pop song titled "Feel So Good." (Photo : YouTube/TSENT2008)
This year will surely be a Best-Absolute-Perfect year for B.A.P, as the hip-hop group is set to make a big appearance in New Zealand and Russia as part of their on-going 5-continent world tour. By doing so, B.A.P will apparently be the first k-pop group to perform in the said countries.
The six-member hip-hop group eventually became a global phenomenon in a short period of time. In fact, recent news revealed that the favorite boy band is currently holding a world tour called "B.A.P Live on Earth 2016 World Tour," wherein a total of 15 countries are apparently on the itinerary, All Kpop reported.
After the group's first kicked off a concert in Seoul on February 20-21, B.A.P will continue to head on their tour to America before heading for Europe - England, Germany, Poland and Russia. Afterward, the boys will then make a beeline for Australia and New Zealand.
Then back to Asia to visit Taiwan, Singapore, and Thailand, before wrapping up the world tour in China and Japan. Aside from that, B.A.P is also hoping that their concert will draw a lot of audiences.
"The world tour is expected to draw more than 200,000 fans in 17 different countries with their infectious and gifted musical," as stated in a press release statement by Powerhouse.
The group consists of six members including Kim Him-Chan, Zelo, Moon Jung-up, Yoo Yung-Jade and Jung Dae-Hyun. Being dubbed as "a versatile group" by MTV Korea, B.A.P made their debut in 2012. However, the group was involved in a controversy two years after when they filed a lawsuit against their former agency, TS Entertainment, for contract nullification.
Now, B.A.P is poised to become the first k-pop group to conquer the stage of New Zealand and Russia. Visit Powerhouse's official website for more information about the group's world tour.
Check out B.A.P's "Feel So Good" music video below:
