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A-JAX members found maggots in their lunch boxes?





A-JAX recently revealed a disturbing yet humorous story of finding maggots in a few lunch boxes given to them by their fans.


The boys spoke with a reporter backstage at Mnet‘s ‘M! Countdown‘ on June 21st and stated, “There was a funny situation that took place not too long ago. We found hundreds of maggots and eggs in our lunch boxes that were given to us by our fans.“


A-JAX’s leader Hyunggon further explained, “Recently, our fans gifted us with personally made lunch boxes. They even prepared lunch boxes for all of our staff members and charmingly wrote notes in ours so we weren’t able to throw the lunchboxes away after we were done eating. Therefore, we brought our lunch boxes back to our dorms, and 2 to 3 days later, we saw that bugs started flying around.”


“Later, when we opened the lunch boxes, we found maggots crawling around. We had unwillingly witnessed the evolution of maggots. We ended up just saving the notes [the fans wrote us] and throwing out the lunch boxes. It was a really funny experience“.


In related news, A-JAX is currently promoting their debut song “ONE 4 U“.


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A-JAX’s Hyung Gon praised for his thoughtful manners





The behind the scene footage of rookie gorup A-JAX during a filming of Show! Music Core was released recently, documenting the backstage antics from the boys as they prepared to film their segment of the show.


One particular cut shows leader Hyung Gon taking care of not only the A-JAX members, but tending to the back up dancers as well, earning him the praise from netizens and the like. The leader is seen fanning the visibly worn out back up dancers from multiples takes of their debut track “ONE 4 U.”


“He’s such a thoughtful leader,” comments one fan, “Not only is he good looking, but he’s kind as well!”


Meanwhile, A-JAX is busy promoting their debut song “ONE 4 U,” which garnered much attention for its dramatic performance and experimental music color.


 


Source and image: Naver