Teen Top thank fans for their successful 1st Taiwan concert
Nov 10, 2013 10:30
Teen Top members send their thank yous for their successful and first ever Taiwan concert '2013 TEEN TOP No.1 Asia Tour in Taiwan' on November 9.
Members C.A.P., L.Joe, Chunji and Niel take their twitter accounts and have their individual grattitude delivered.
Teen Top leader C.A.P. wrote, "Taiwan Concert has ended~Thank you Taiwanese fans. Also anticipate Korean Angels' fanmeeting."
Niel thoughfully send, "Be careful going home Angels."
Chunji expressed, "Successfully finished the first Taiwan concert. Thank you for the wonderful time! I love you♡" and "I had a wonderful time today~~~Although my body is tired, my heart in happy!!♥"
L.Joe, through a cute selca, "THANK U TAIWAN >_<".
Congratulations for the successful Taiwan concert.
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