Jerry Yan of F4 says reunion brought back their younger selves

Jerry Yan in the course of the reunion efficiency of F4 in the course of the Mayday live performance. Photos: Instagram/@Jerry_yan_official

Jerry YanA member of the Taiwanese boys’ group F4, thought in regards to the latest reunion of the Heartthrobs and mentioned it was an expertise that introduced again their youthful ones.

Yan, like his bandmates Vanness Wu, Ken Chu and Vic Chou, carried out “Meteor Rain” in the course of the 25 -year anniversary live performance of the Taiwanese band Mayday, held within the Taipei Dome final 12 July.

It was their first time to be on stage collectively after 12 years, their earlier group efficiency was the Spring Pageant Gala in China in 2013.

Days after their reunion, Yan went to his Instagram web page on Monday 14 July to state that the efficiency of F4 is a reminiscence of younger recollections.

“The reunion with our youth and his recollections isn’t an finish level, however relatively a brand new journey that begins many times in our recollections,” he mentioned in Chinese language.

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The actor singer added that the reunion allowed the members to return to their younger particular person himself earlier than he continued.

“It lets us return youthful and souls to our personal our bodies, and we will go on our technique to a happier and richer journey,” he mentioned.

In a separate message, Yan thanked the followers of the group for bringing again the ‘stunning recollections’ of their youth.

“Thanks for the great recollections [of our] youth. I hope everybody has a superb day, “he mentioned.

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Fashioned in 2001, F4 consists of Yan, Wu, Chu and Chou, who additionally performed the titular group within the hit drama ‘Meteor Backyard’, who additionally performed the late Barbie HSU. “Meteor Backyard” is an adjustment of the Japanese manga of 1992 “Hana Yori Dango.”

The title of the group was then modified to JKJV in 2007, with regards to copyright points, in response to reviews from the Taiwanese media. F4 was energetic for eight years till their dissolution in 2009. /EDV