Park Bo Gum showed off his skills in a surprise collaboration with BIGBANG's Taeyang who was promoting a solo album titled 'Down to Earth'. The live appearance of 'Seed' was widely discussed.
Park Bo Gum recently shocked the public after deciding to join The Black Label. Recently, the actor made waves by showing a surprise appearance with BIG BANG's Taeyang.
On Wednesday (3/5), Taeyang suddenly released a live special "Seed" from the album "Down to Earth". Not an ordinary live video, Bo Gum's special appearance as a pianist surprised many people.
While accompanying Taeyang's melodious voice, Bo Gum shows a graceful piano game. Thanks to that combination, a warm romantic atmosphere is created under the night sky. The first time to become a pianist for Taeyang, the actor shines with every note thanks to his princely handsome visual.
As soon as the video was released, netizens paid hot attention to the performance of the legendary Taeyang and Bo Gum's "Seed". So far, the actor is known as a multi-talented figure who can sing, dance and play musical instruments.
"Wow, I like The Black Label's vibe," said one netizen. "You are really cool, Bogum-ah," said another netizen. "I like how he stares at Taeyang while playing the piano!" another added.
"Wow, this is very interesting. Bogum is a good pianist," commented a netizen. "Park Bogum's piano skills are impressive... And the live performances are impressive too!!!" continued another. "This gives me goosebumps. This is so healing, I'm crying crazy TT TT," said another.
Since joining The Black Label, Bo Gum has become a topic of conversation because there have been many questions about whether he will try out the world of music. The reason is, so far, Bo Gum has shown his skills as an actor and is expected to explore his talents more deeply.
Meanwhile, Taeyang has recently been busy with the promotion of the solo album "Down to Earth". After returning to active music, Taeyang also collaborated with Jimin BTS to Lisa BLACKPINK. Min Hyo Rin's husband also humbly carried out challenges with his juniors such as TWICE, Jeon Somi, SEVENTEEN (II) and many more. (wk/inta)
