DBSK, who is growing as time passes, are now using grand ballads and intense dances to remove the "cute" image and move on to show their mature, manly side. This change has an overpowering charm.
CM: I feel great when I'm singing ballads! I had seen members of the audience crying to the ballads we were singing, and I felt really excited/uplifted even though the song was a very sad one.
JS: Me too. Even though there were times I couldn't control my emotions and my voice shook, that was a kind of emotion in itself too. It feels great to be able to connect with the audience.
Harmonious singing of a high standard gains the support of the audience; the members display a strong sense of teamwork by exchanging glances to help bring their voices together. While they are working hard at becoming Asia's top star, let's listen to their Valentine's memories, be they happy or sad.
YH: I received chocolates from the girl I was going out with in high school, and we went on a date together as a reciprocation of her gift. We looked at the beautiful scenery together and had a meal together as well.
YC: I tried to re-enact a scene in the movie "A Walk To Remember" with my then-girlfriend when I was in America. We went to the border between West Virginia and Virginia, and stood there. I wonder what she's doing now?
JS: With other men, don't you worry.
YC: ...... Junsu was called "The Uncle Riding a White Horse" in secondary school, weren't you?
JS: Its "Prince"!! (laughs) I was really popular among the juniors because I played football.
CM: I played football too, but I wasn't that popular, I worked really hard in playing basketball as well...
JJ: I know! There must have been many good-looking guys like Changmin in Changmin's school, but no handsome guys at all in Junsu's school!
JS: Although its really infuriating, but it could have been so. Then, what about Jaejoong's Valentines?
JJ: Actually I wasn't popular at all when I was in school, so this brings really bitter memories.