After approximately 7 weeks of promotions for his new mini album, singer Se7en finally wrapped up his Korean activities. The singer performed his last stage on SBS "Inkigayo" on March 25.
On the same day, Se7en expressed his gratitude to his fans and tweeted, "Today through Inkigayo I will be concluding my mini album promotions. To the many that cheered on my stages for 'When I Can’t Sing' and 'Somebody Else' I’m so thankful and I love you! I will come back even bigger and better."
Se7en has achieved a lot in the past promotion, ranking in the top of the charts, and achieving wins on music programs with his JYP-produced title track "When I Can't Sing."
Meanwhile, starting April, Se7en plans to meet his fans in Asia. He’ll be promoting in Japan, China, Singapore, and other locations.
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