#2pm chicago

HallyuCon Chicago presents Koreo Party! A dance fundraising project that focuses on KPOP dance classes and KPOP flashmobs in the Chicagoland area. Here is their first flashmob project as they danced to "Go Crazy" at the 2PM "GO CRAZY!" World Tour in Rosemont, IL. 

11/16/14 2PM Go Crazy Tour Chicago Fan Cam- Introductions 

11/16/14 2PM Go Crazy Tour Chicago Fan Cam- Go Crazy 

Dorks. 

I don't even know how people do fanaccounts, it's all such a blur.  Essentially the boys did their big singles, and then a lot of duos that were composed by those performing, which was really nice.  Having native English speakers was a huge plus because it allowed much more communication than I've experienced in past concerns.  The boys were all joking around and teasing each other and all of their English was very impressive.  The dancing was also spot on and the live vocals were fantastic.  As expected there was a lot of thrusting and skin flashing...They mostly stuck to choreography and center stage, but then during the encore they came right onto the barrier in front of us and were giving high fives.  At the very end they also threw towels and signed shirts (that had just been on their bodies...) to the fans.  Wooyoung handed me his towel amongst this manic crowd who had climbed into our section......and I have no words other than I have reached a new level of fangirl.  Particular highlights were them complaining that they had to wait 2 hours for a deep dish pizza, Taec saying that they weren't wearing anything underneath their fancy military jackets and that they wish they could take them off but...and Khun interrupting to say "Speak for yourself!" Khun and Junho did a duet, which Khun insisted Junho wrote and Junho continually insisted that they wrote it together.  The harmony was fantastic and I was really impressed with Khun's voice (Junho's being a given...).  They were really outspoken about their gratitude to the fans and surprise at how many Chicago fans there were and how diverse we were.  They also explained that they were Korean, but did songs in Japanese, how to say hoobae in English etc., and we were like "WE KNOW!!!"  There was a hilarious VCR of them in a club where they looked amaaaaazing.  As expected, the boys really know how to put on a show and I hope to see them in Chicago again soon, as they promised.