Missed BGYO in Toronto? Watch some of the highlights here
Photo from bgyo_ph/Instagram
After their hotly anticipated Toronto debut, P-pop group BGYO left us wanting more.
The 1MX Music Festival in Toronto finally took place on Sept. 10 at the Budweiser Stage, and the “Aces of P-pop” certainly lived up to the hype. As eagerly anticipated, the music festival orchestrated a one-of-a-kind Pinoy music spectacle that showcased the incredible talents of Filipino and international artists.
In case you missed it, here are some highlights from BGYO’s Toronto debut that made one trip last forever.
BGYO: Locking the Instagram boyfriend vibes
There’s something in the Canadian air that has elevated BGYO’s photos to another level. With their relaxed fits rocking the streets of Toronto, the members definitely have that ”boyfriend aesthetics” on lock.
View this post on Instagram
Unexpected TikTok collab with Thuy
Have you heard the sped-up version of “Girls Like Me Don’t Cry” or tried dancing to it on TikTok? Well, the Vietnamese-American singer Thuy joined in on the cute dance challenge with BGYO. It’s a collaboration we never knew we needed.
Thuy writes in her caption, “the vibes were immaculate.”
@thuymusic @BGYO PH ♬ girls like me don’t cry (sped up) – thuy
Meet and greet with ACEs
The 2021 Asian Academy Creative Awards finalist also had intimate moments with their fans through a meet and greet event. During this special interaction, fans had the opportunity to personally connect with the members of BGYO.
#BGYO | 1MX Toronto Meet & Greet! ♠️🍁
Watch on IG:
🔗 https://t.co/ferdBsRbEcGet your tickets via @Ticketmaster
🎟️https://t.co/Mrs6Vbdnhb #1MX #1MXToronto pic.twitter.com/U6JNvxPEO9— BGYO_PH (@bgyo_ph) September 7, 2023
Electrifying live stages
The Grammy-featured band wouldn’t be complete without their strong stage presence and hard-hitting synchronized choreographies, all performed live on stage. BGYO did some of their songs from their “Be:Us” album such as “Game On,” “PNGNP,” “Be Us,” “Tumitigil ang Mundo,” and “Magnet.”
You may also like: From the ‘Golden Hour’ collab to ‘Gento,’ SB19 set Jvke’s final tour stage on fire
Official fancams are posted on BGYO’s YouTube channel.
The 1MX in Toronto is a celebration of music here and beyond. With more P-pop groups rising to the forefront of the local music scene, it’s a testament that Filipinos should embrace and take pride in what is ours. The industry rightfully deserves global recognition and more.
