The Story Of EaJ About Indonesian Fans Who Have Changed Their Lives

EaJ appeared in the concert the 1/9 tour in Jakarta (Ivan Two Men/VOI)

JAKARTA - eaJ openly revealed the big role of Indonesian fans who succeeded in changing their lives. In front of thousands of viewers, the man whose real name is Park Jae Hyung shared his experience of meeting a fan from Indonesia, Tasha.

This confession was conveyed by eaJ when appearing at a concert titled the 1/9 tour in Jakarta which was held at the GBK Basketball Hall, Senayan, Central Jakarta on Friday, November 21 night.

Jae 'his nickname 'started the story by stating, the experience that changed his life took place in Indonesia.

"I met someone very special. (At that time) we had the honor of being the main performer at a festival for two nights, in Jogja," Jae said, referring to his performance at the Prambanan Jazz Festival last July.

"And there, we met a very special fan, who had never addressed him directly before," he continued.

Continuing his story, Jae said, the fan named Tasha had supported him for a long time, but their meeting only took place this year.

"He's been supporting me for a long time and I haven't been able to meet him because he has physical limitations and there are some conditions that make it difficult for him to travel," said Jae.

"But fortunately, and because of God's gift, I don't know how I can be the main performer at a festival in his hometown," continued the 33-year-old singer.

The meeting with Pha was seen by Jae as God's work' which had changed his views on life.

Many people have this feeling, where they sometimes feel a little worthless, where they feel their lives are sometimes meaningless. And it feels like you're just working, going home, working, going home, working, going home. It hurts, "he said.

"I understand, because after you did that, it was cool at first like, 'I make a living,' it feels stable, but slowly you lose your goal of life and you start to feel useless,' he said again. 'At least so. But this person changed my life. And when I met him, I felt useful for the first time in a long time.'

After telling her experience, Jae performed his latest single which was released last September, "put it on me".

That night, Jae appeared for about two hours, with more than 20 songs performed by the South Korean-based US singers.

The show opens with right where you left me and friendly fire. Followed by other fans' favorite songs, such as when the rain stops, put it on me, to mad. Then visions, pacman, and car crashes are shown as covers.

"Thank you. You make my life so valuable to live," said Jae, closing the show.

For information, this concert was held by Rajawali Indonesia as a promoter. Around 3,000 people attended the evening show.

The 1/9 tour series will be Jae's last trip before deciding to take a temporary break from his musical activities for an undetermined time.