K-pop World Highlight: Jay Park Rocks Europe

It is known that K-pop has been all over Asia for the past few years. However, in the last two years, K-pop has been growing in the land of great potential, Europe, due to the several of idol groups who have been scheduling their performances in the different countries in Europe.

From SMTown Live in 2011 to BIGBANG's win for "Best Worldwide Act," indeed, K-pop has been receiving a lot of love from the growing number of fans.

It was just the past week when the singer and dancer, Jay Park visited his eager fans, European Jwalkerz, for his first concert tour which was scheduled in London and Amsterdam. Though he was not feeling well, he did not postpone or even cancel his scheduled performance to give thanks to his fans.

It was September 19, 2 days before his performance, Jay Park arrived in London International Airport, and fans have lined up and waited for hours to show their support, which surprised the singer.

Alas, on September 21, Jay Park's European Tour kicked off to an explosive start at the Hammersmith Apollo in London. Several thousand fans finally got their dream come true all excited to see the singer. The show finally started at 8AM with the opening act of VICTOR, a 5-member male group who is known in Korea and Thailand. With performing 5 songs, the crowd was definitely warmed up by the group, all getting ready for the main event.

At last, the long wait of the Jwalkerz have finally came to an end. Jay Park never failed to make his fans happy, when he started with the songs, "Nothin' On You," and "Girlfriend" which are both in English. The show just kept getting hotter especially when he showed his incredibly great dancing skills and even took off his shirt, which made all fan girls' eyes huge.

Truly, Jay Park proved that he was a total performer, though he did not feel well, he still gave his 100% all to make his European fans satisfied and leave them craving for more.

If the fans have not had enough, Jay Park is scheduled to come back to Europe, particularly Paris, France on October 26.