100% send Minwoo off to army, Sanghoon bursts into tears
2014.03.04
At around 1PM KST today, March 4, 100% leader Minwoo enlisted in army to receive his basic training before serving as an active-duty soldier. Fans and 100% members come to send him off bringing cake and banner.
Despite of members crying, Minwoo showed his smile and faced the media showing his shaved hair. Out of all members, Sanghoon couldn't hide his tears and burst crying. It was reported previously that Sanghoon is leaving the group for personal reasons and thus won't be joining 100% comeback in the middle of this month.
In the official photos, Minwoo is trying to comfort Sanghoon, who must be feeling the loneliest among the members, before entering Uijeongbu training camp. Minwoo is going to be released on December 3, 2015.
Meanwhile, anticipate 100%'s new album in the middle of this month with its remaining 5 members Rokhyun, Jonghwan, Chanyong, Changbum, and Hyukjin.
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