MONSTA X Discusses Success in 2018 Until Collaboration with Steve Aoki - Monsta X's popularity has been increasing lately and even collaborated with Steve Aoki.
MONSTA X is one of the South Korean boy groups that has successfully performed at overseas music shows. In 2018, MONSTA X appeared on the 2018 iHeartradio Jingle Ball Tour. The group made by Starship Entertainment also received many awards.
"Just being invited to an award event was something we were grateful for. I was happy to receive the award twice in a row, but I am happier we received a better award," open Wonho about MONSTA X which received an award at the 2018 Asia Artist Awards. " Best Entertainer Awards (from AAA 2017) like awards for celebrities in the next generation, while Best Icon Awards (AAA 2018) make us feel we are icons. "
At the end of 2018 and the beginning of 2019, MONSTA X was very preoccupied with the "Shoot Out" promotion schedule, attended the awards ceremony, The Jingle Ball Tour, preparation of new albums, and preparation for the Japanese comeback. Jooheon who changed the stage name to Joohoney revealed their busy life.
"Many people use broadcasts to see how busy we are, but in 2018 we work without breaks. Patterns like this always continue, so we can predict when we have a job," he explained. "Of course we know fans want to see us. If it's not a promotion, we have little chance to communicate with fans, so it's often a good promotion for us."
Performing on a big event, MONSTA X revealed their experiences at The Jingle Ball Tour. "We met many celebrities, including Shawn Mendes, who was very handsome," Joohoney said. Kihyun added, "Many stars spoke to us first. Camila Cabello also greeted and photographed us."
Monsta X's latest album titled "Take.2: We Are Here" has a track result of collaboration with Steve Aoki. "We video call with him recently. We asked why he chose us among many talented artists and he said, 'You are so cool. You Monsta X'. He is very cool. We met him during the concert tour too. We said he wanted to see his studio was in Las Vegas and he said, 'Of course you have to come'. He was like a K-pop fan and that made me how strong K-Pop was, "said IM and Joohoney.
MONSTA X is one of the South Korean boy groups that has successfully performed at overseas music shows. In 2018, MONSTA X appeared on the 2018 iHeartradio Jingle Ball Tour. The group made by Starship Entertainment also received many awards.
"Just being invited to an award event was something we were grateful for. I was happy to receive the award twice in a row, but I am happier we received a better award," open Wonho about MONSTA X which received an award at the 2018 Asia Artist Awards. " Best Entertainer Awards (from AAA 2017) like awards for celebrities in the next generation, while Best Icon Awards (AAA 2018) make us feel we are icons. "
At the end of 2018 and the beginning of 2019, MONSTA X was very preoccupied with the "Shoot Out" promotion schedule, attended the awards ceremony, The Jingle Ball Tour, preparation of new albums, and preparation for the Japanese comeback. Jooheon who changed the stage name to Joohoney revealed their busy life.
"Many people use broadcasts to see how busy we are, but in 2018 we work without breaks. Patterns like this always continue, so we can predict when we have a job," he explained. "Of course we know fans want to see us. If it's not a promotion, we have little chance to communicate with fans, so it's often a good promotion for us."
Performing on a big event, MONSTA X revealed their experiences at The Jingle Ball Tour. "We met many celebrities, including Shawn Mendes, who was very handsome," Joohoney said. Kihyun added, "Many stars spoke to us first. Camila Cabello also greeted and photographed us."
Monsta X's latest album titled "Take.2: We Are Here" has a track result of collaboration with Steve Aoki. "We video call with him recently. We asked why he chose us among many talented artists and he said, 'You are so cool. You Monsta X'. He is very cool. We met him during the concert tour too. We said he wanted to see his studio was in Las Vegas and he said, 'Of course you have to come'. He was like a K-pop fan and that made me how strong K-Pop was, "said IM and Joohoney.
