SHINee 'Everybody' (Special Edition in TOKYO DOME ver.) REACTION

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[@amal-dv8fs]

It's one of shinee's hardest dance and btw key was the one designed their outfits here

[@bea_hae_tae9392]

Many groups have talent, but SHINee is another level, it's a rollercoaster you can't confuse with others

[@edwinatakasaki2258]

What many reactors forget is when SHINee performed in Japan, a lot of their discography had a Japanese version so they performed those versions at the Japanese venues. They also spoke in Japanese in their ments, which is very meaningful when you're communicating directly with your fans. I know fans learn Korean because they love the songs but when there are Japanese versions, that means they could do fan chants for their favorite songs - that is so cool! Tri-lingual {English too!!] fan chants are so cool!

[@keira9737]

The whole concert is like this. Every concert throughout the whole concert. And yes cold dubu Onew is something else 😍

[@nessanessau]

I've seen that performance a thousand times and my heart races as if I don't know what's next, the four high notes in a row from each member always leave me on the floor, plus they look so handsome? I'll never thank kibum enough for designing the outfits for this concert

[@kathy3459]

You and me both!

[@xzxzojkeymtzxzx7712]

their aura shines so brightly on stage

[@Jetbd007]

Live performance legends

[@sarjie5971]

One of my go-to SHINee live performances... i always love this performance. So excited for you to watch more of SHINee

[@milindawilson9175]

You should also check out SHINee's performance of "Everybody" at their SHINee World Concert IV (SWC4) in Seoul. Because this performance of "Everybody" was at their SHINee World 2014 concert in Japan, what you just heard was the Japanese version of the song, but if you watch the SWC4 performance from 2015 you will get to hear the original Korean version. Yes, in "Everybody" SHINee are supposed to be toy soldiers and they get their energy and power from the fans. So all the moves and everything you see, including the way they are dressed, is supposed to remind you of how a toy soldier would look and move. Their fans power them up and that's why in the beginning they start by laying on the floor, because the fans' energy is what wakes them up and in the end (in the MV) they run out of energy and they disengage and fall back down to the floor to wait for Shawols to come and power them back up again. At one point in "Everybody" you see Minho give the members an energy boost by pulling Key's pull string, winding Jonghyun's windup key, using a defibrillator to jumpstart Taemin and activating Onew by turning him on with a remote control. In the middle of "Everybody", where they come together and create that picture in their dance, they are supposed to look like an airplane, that's why Onew spins his arms round really fast like the propeller of a plane. The plane has to do with the fact that they are soldiers and they are depicting a scene from a battle during the Korean War. Fun fact: As the fashionista of the group, as you may know, Key often collaborates with their stylists and comes up with their outfits for their concerts and MVs. Their outfits in this performance of "Everybody" were designed by Key. As you can see, although Jonghyun is the main vocalist of SHINee and he is most often in charge of the high notes, in "Everybody" Jonghyun, Onew, Taemin and Key all have high notes at different moments in the song. That is what makes SHINee such an amazing group. SHINee debuted as Japanese artists in 2011 and they have Japanese versions of a majority of their songs, plus, tons of songs that are exclusively in Japanese. SHINee are one of the most popular artists in Japan. They are so popular that they are part of the mainstream music scene and most Japanese citizens don't even consider them foreign artists. They spend about 50% of their career in Japan, so they are fluent in Japanese and they have just as many Japanese albums and songs as they do Korean. Therefore, when SHINee holds a concert in Japan it's almost entirely in Japanese. They don't even need translators when they interact with the audience. SHINee are so popular as Japanese artists that they are one of the few acts that are actually asked by the Tokyo Dome concert promoters to hold another concert there. Most people have to ask to hold an event at the Tokyo Dome, but with SHINee, executives actually contact SM and ask them to please hold another event there. The Tokyo Dome is one of the largest concert venues in Japan, which holds 55,000 people, and there is an unwritten rule that in order to get permission to hold an event there you have to be able to fill it to capacity. SHINee are such big-name artists that they know they will have no problem selling out within minutes of tickets going on sale, and most likely they will have to have multiple day events because fan demand will be so high. SHINee has even held fan meeting events at the Tokyo Dome that weren't even full concerts and were still able to sell out. Which just goes to show you, how popular they really are. Yes, SHINee are considered one of the best concerts in the kpop industry for a reason. They literally perform nonstop and they are singing live the entire time while performing intense choreography like this for 3 hours straight. You should take the time to watch these whole concerts sometime, even if you can't react to the full thing -- watch it on your own sometime. The full SHINee World 2014 Concert in Japan DVD is on KZbin. :D It's also worth watching the SWC4 in Seoul from 2015 as well, because SHINee never performs a song the same way twice, so you will never get bored no matter how many times you have seen them in concert or heard a song. Someone has reuploaded the whole concert DVD of SWC4 in Seoul -- the whole 3+ hours -- and it even has English subs for all the parts where they interact with the audience, right in the video, kzbin.info/www/bejne/bIXOn4KCmtiImZY. It really feels like you are right there at this concert.

[@kathy3459]

They may be the Princes of KPop but when it comes to live concerts, they're Performance Kings! If you want to feel like you ran a marathon, while sitting, watch a SHINee concert 😅, pulse pounding, heart racing, feeling breathless.

[@TheHekateris]

Welcome to SHINee live! They sound better live than on their cds lol. And congrats on meeting Jackson!

[@mochawilliams5996]

Everything about this performance is next level 👑 Shawol's killing it 👏

[@jorgie514]

Live perf kings! ❤

[@caitlyn.3481]

hands down still one of my favorite stages

[@91vampy]

I live your SHINee reactions 🎉🎉🎉❤️

[@itsmyblahs]

That my dear, is how the Kings of Live Performances perform. And that is just the start, they keep the momentum going throughout the entire concert, 2.5-3 hours long with minimal breaks.

[@malikisaflowerboy47]

Onew said this is their most difficult choreo. So much so that they worked so hard they tasted blood in their mouths. SHINEE is So Incredible. #15YEARSWithSHINEE

[@jiferliu1939]

really love your reaction😄

[@NLIZZI]

C'est quand j'ai vu cette performance que je me suis intéressée à la Kpop, mon premier groupe coup de cœur avec Infinite. Des années après cela me fait toujours le même effet. ♥️

[@avotia]

Soooo, if you've only seen Key with what kind of hair in pictures, then you didn't even see his "burn to shine" performance at that concert?

[@LauReacts]

No not yet but the performance is in my list ☺️ I know I'm gonna lose it haha

[@avotia]

@@LauReacts Ahah, when I looked the performance for the first time, I covered my face with my hands and looked through my fingers.

[@sirdromos2769]

by the way shinee is the type of group to sold out the tokyo dome for a fan meeting

[@jingler66]

7:20 you=me