The sudden death of ASTRO’s Moonbin has left fans in disbelief and mourning.
ASTRO Moonbin’s passing on April 19 has come as a shock to fans all around the world. His agency has confirmed the news and announced that his funeral will be held on April 22nd.
However, fans are still struggling to come to terms with the fact that their beloved idol has left them forever.
In the days leading up to his passing, Moonbin was still active and engaged with his fans. He and fellow ASTRO member Sanha were in the middle of their fancon tour, performing for fans in multiple countries.
Their final performance together was in Bangkok, Thailand, where they left fans with unforgettable memories.
Just 4 days before his passing, Moonbin did a dance challenge to Kai’s “Rover” with Sanha. Moonbin’s flexible and energetic dance moves kept fans glued to the screen.
On March 29th, ASTRO posted a video of Moonbin and Sanha doing the viral “See Tình” challenge on their official YouTube channel and Instagram account.
In the video, the two male idols dance to Vietnamese singer Hoang Thuy Linh’s song “See Tình.” Moonbin’s elegant and Sanha’s shy yet expressive dance caught the eye.
Moonbin and Sanha’s “See Tình” dance challenge video surpassed 10 million views in just 15 days since its release. It was steadily gaining attention on various online communities and social media platforms.
Korean netizens showed reactions such as:
- “The best video of the first half of 2023”
- “I have to watch it at least five times whenever it comes up”
- “I don’t know about others, but I understand why this became famous”
- “When did Sanha become such a man?”
- “Why are they so good?”
- “Please tell me how to stop watching this”
- “Both of them dance well in different ways and they’re both handsome.”
Moonbin and Sanha recently held their first concert in Korea in 2 years and 6 months since their unit debut, spending a special time with fans.
Through the “DIFFUSION” world tour, they were scheduled to meet fans around the world in seven Asian cities such as Manila, Bangkok, Macau, Taipei, Jakarta, Tokyo, and Osaka, and three South American countries such as Santiago, São Paulo, and Mexico City.
Source: Wikitree.
