K-Pop idol Cha Eun Woo of ASTRO was recently caught shedding tears during a performance in Thailand, and fans couldn't help but feel saddened by it.

The emotional moment was captured in a video clip that was later shared on some Thai fans' Twitter accounts.

In the video, Cha Eun Woo can be seen singing the song "Focus on me" while his expression seems to be lost in deep thought. His eyes were moist with tears, which made fans wonder about the reason behind his sudden emotional outburst.

The video clip quickly spread among domestic communities, and fans started paying attention to the lyrics of "Focus on me" sung by Cha Eun Woo.

Some netizens expressed that they were moved by the lyrics of the song, which talks about being there for someone and supporting them through difficult times.

Other netizens sent messages of support, such as "Take a break if you want," "Cry if you want to cry, Eun Woo" and "Please cheer up". These messages show that fans are concerned about the well-being of their idol and want him to take care of himself.

It's worth noting that this emotional moment comes just weeks after the passing of Cha Eun Woo's fellow ASTRO member, Moonbin. Cha Eun Woo visited Moonbin's memorial at Fantagio headquarters and left a heartfelt letter expressing his love and support for his friend.

Netizens have been sharing their condolences and support for Cha Eun Woo during this difficult time. Some have expressed their sadness and concern, while others have sent messages of love and hope.

Here are some comments from netizens:

"I hope Cha Eun Woo knows that we're here for him and that we support him no matter what."
"It's okay to cry, Eun Woo. We all have our moments of weakness, and it's important to let it out."
"I can't imagine how hard it must be for Cha Eun Woo to deal with Moonbin's passing. He's a strong person, and I believe he'll get through this."
"Sending love and support to Cha Eun Woo during this difficult time. We're all here for you."
"Cha Eun Woo is such a talented and caring person. It's heartbreaking to see him going through such a tough time."
"The K-Pop industry can be so tough on idols. I hope Cha Eun Woo takes some time for himself and prioritizes his well-being."
"Moonbin will always be remembered by fans and his fellow ASTRO members. We're all here to support each other."
"I hope Cha Eun Woo knows that he doesn't have to be strong all the time. It's okay to ask for help and take a break when needed."

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TWS (TourS) is officially a force to be reckoned with in the global music scene! The rising idol group has just earned their first-ever Gold Disc certification from the Japan Record Association, and it’s a major achievement.

On January 15, the Japan Record Association confirmed that TWS's first single Last Bell has shipped over 100,000 units as of December 2024, officially giving the group their "Gold" certification. This is a huge deal since the Gold Disc is awarded when albums reach 100,000 shipments, with higher certifications like Platinum and Double Platinum for even more sales.

What makes this achievement even more remarkable is that Last Bell is a Korean album, and it earned this recognition even before TWS made their official debut in Japan. This speaks volumes about the strong interest from local fans and shows just how much global potential TWS has!

Released in November 2024, Last Bell took Japan by storm, topping the Oricon Weekly Single Ranking and Weekly Combined Single Ranking as of December 16. TWS also made waves by appearing on major year-end Japanese music festivals like the 2024 FNS Music Festival and Best Hit Kayosai 2024—solidifying their growing popularity in Japan.

Since their debut in January 2024, TWS has quickly gained attention for their unique sound and amazing talent, becoming one of the hottest rookie groups in K-pop. They’ve already snagged 13 major music award wins, including 7 New Artist awards, making them the top debut artist of the year!

On top of that, TWS’s debut track "First Meeting Didn’t Go As Planned" made a historic mark by topping Melon’s 2024 Year-End Chart. This is the first time in 14 years that a debut song has reached this milestone! The song also landed in the top 3 of both the 2024 Year-End Digital Chart and Streaming Chart published by Circle Chart, proving that TWS is here to stay.

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