At the recent ASEA 2024 event in Japan, K-pop fans were treated to a delightful moment as Treasure's Jihoon and Billlie's Tsuki shared an adorable interaction that quickly went viral.
As the event unfolded on April 10, both Treasure and Billlie were in attendance, adding to the excitement of the gathering. Tsuki, amidst the buzzing crowds, found herself chatting with idols, including the members of Treasure.
Jihoon's Hilarious Moment
What caught netizens' attention was Jihoon's playful banter with Tsuki.
As Tsuki prepared to move on after chatting with Treasure, Jihoon's quip, "Is that it?" sparked laughter among those present and those watching online. It was a moment of light-hearted humor that endeared Jihoon even more to fans. IN CASE YOU MISSED THIS: TREASURE Jihoon Draws Mixed Reactions For Going to Pet Store - Why Is It Big Deal?
Tsuki's Apology and Charm
Tsuki, caught off guard by Jihoon's remark, quickly apologized and showed her charming side by asking one of the members to say something in Japanese.
The members, regaining composure, engaged with Tsuki, further enhancing the warm interaction.
A Gesture of Consideration
In a later fan-captured video, Jihoon was seen lining up the members' bottles, a thoughtful gesture that many interpreted as ensuring Tsuki's comfort during interviews, avoiding any tripping hazards.
Netizens' Reactions
The video of this endearing exchange quickly spread across social media platforms, with netizens praising Jihoon for his humor and appreciating Tsuki's adorable demeanor.
love it how jihoon makes everyone laugh 😆😭pic.twitter.com/5bbHVcBV6z
— JAERIM 요지규 (@jaeeteume) April 10, 2024
jihoon is just so effortlessly funny even stray kids are cracking up lmao pic.twitter.com/2n5v4IZO6O
— 행복지수 314% (@dosukhoon) April 10, 2024
Treasure's impact at events like these is undeniable, and Tsuki's presence has certainly won over the hearts of fans worldwide.
Recently, Jihoon, a member of the K-pop group "Treasure," faced backlash for recommending a Japanese song on Korea's Memorial Day.
Netizens criticized him for insensitivity, given the historical tensions between Korea and Japan. They urged him to show more awareness and respect for the significance of the day.
Some accused him of seeking attention through controversy. Jihoon deleted the post without issuing a statement, leaving speculation about his intentions.
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Written by Cassidy Jones.
