SF9's Jaeyoon shows FANTASY the nerves behind Take You To Moon

SF9 member Jaeyoon communicated with fans through a behind-the-scenes video capturing his preparation process for his birthday fan-meeting and his thoughts immediately after the performance. The released video covers the entire process, from his appearance ahead of the fan-meeting to his remarks on stage.

At the beginning of the video, Jaeyoon arrived at the fan-meeting venue and expressed his nervousness before the show. In particular, ahead of meeting the fandom 'FANTASY', he showed himself preparing for the stage, saying, "I am more nervous than when I sing."

Fan-meeting Preparation Process and Thoughts on Stage

On stage, Jaeyoon introduced his new song 'Take You To Moon', which he participated in creating, and explained the background of its production. The song is the result of a collaboration on the melody and lyrics that began while preparing for last year's tour.

Regarding the meaning of the song, Jaeyoon stated, "When I go into a dream before sleeping, I like the moon more than the stars, so I wrote the song with the image of wanting to take [fans] to a place where they can escape reality and focus only on each other, just like when going to the moon." He continued by expressing his wish that "stress and everything else would not exist for FANTASY."

Revealing the Production Background of New Song 'Take You To Moon'

After finishing the performance, Jaeyoon met with fans again through a live broadcast. Immediately after the show, Jaeyoon shared his feelings from the scene, saying, "I was really nervous during the performance, but now that it's over, I feel a great sense of lingering regret."

He also mentioned the difficulties he faced while balancing the preparation for this fan-meeting with the album. Jaeyoon shared that he went through a hard time, saying, "I struggled a lot because I was preparing for the album and the fan-meeting at the same time," noting that he caught a cold during the preparation process.

Live Broadcast Held After the Fan-meeting Ends