Lee Jun-ho’s Solo Concert Successfully Concludes, Proving His Status as a Solo Artist

OSEN | 2025.12.13 08:44

Lee Jun-ho successfully concluded his solo concert, solidifying his position as a leading solo artist. The concert, held on December 12th, showcased Jun-ho’s diverse talents as a singer, dancer, and performer, captivating the audience from start to finish.

The concert featured a mix of Jun-ho’s hit songs and new tracks, demonstrating his musical growth and versatility. Fans enthusiastically sang along to every song, creating a vibrant and energetic atmosphere.

Beyond the music, the concert was praised for its elaborate stage production and dynamic choreography. Jun-ho’s powerful dance skills and charismatic stage presence were particularly highlighted by attendees.

“I wanted to show a different side of myself thru this concert,” Jun-ho shared with the audience.”Thank you for your unwavering support.”

The successful conclusion of this concert further cements Lee Jun-ho’s status not only as a member of 2PM but as a highly capable and popular solo artist. fans are already anticipating his future musical endeavors.

Kim Min-jae Disrupts Asian Football Rankings, Korean Players Dominate top Three

U.S. Major League Soccer (MLS), his evaluation did not waver. By leading the way to the North and Central American Champions Cup,he proved his influence nonetheless of league or continent. The view that ‘points are deducted for leaving Europe’ has fully collapsed in this ranking. The numbers showed that class does not discriminate between stages.

As a result, Son Heung-min holds 1st place, cha Bum-geun is 2nd, and Park Ji-sung is 3rd. Korean players dominated the top three positions in Asia’s all-time rankings. The ‘Asian football trifecta’ that Japan and Iran have long advocated has lost its place in front of this ranking table.

Kim Min-jae’s rapid rise was a direct blow to Japan and Iran. Kim Min-jae, who was ranked 14th in August, jumped up 7 places and settled in 7th place. Both Hidetoshi Nakata (8th place), the symbol of Japanese soccer, and Iran’s absolute legend Ali Daei (9th place) were pushed down. Considering his position as a defender, his destructive power is even greater. Among the existing Asian defenders, there is virtually no name that can be compared to Kim Min-jae.

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The scene where Lee Kang-in’s name appears in the rankings is also significant. Lee Kang-in ranked 14th, simultaneously beating Iran’s Javad Nekunam (15th) and Japan’s Kubo Takefusa (16th). His ‘5 crowns’ career, which included achieving the European quadruple (4 crowns) and the UEFA Super Cup at PSG, was enough to be evaluated based on performance rather than potential.The fact that japan has entered the ranks of ‘all-time players’ one step ahead of Kubo, who is touted as the next-generation ace, is by no means taken lightly.