An S.M. Entertainment executive shares footage of the SHINee member performing a choreography probably for one of his new songs.
- Dec 26, 2017
AceShowbiz - SHINee's Jonghyun was scheduled to make a solo comeback in early 2018 before he tragically passed away on December 18. While it's unknown if his new music will ever be released, fans who have been missing him can at least get a sneak peek of a choreography for one of his new songs.
Gregory Hwang, an SM Entertainment Performance Director from BeatBurger, recently took to Instagram to share the never-before-seen dance practice video. In the clip, the late singer went shirtless and showed off his perfect abs while dancing to the upbeat song in a practice room, with a male dancer joining him.
"The guy who made the choreography isn't picking up so I'm just going to upload it. My boy is so good at dancing," Gregory wrote in the caption. The title of the song in the video is currently unknown.
Jonghyun's fans took to the comment section to praise the singer and express their regret that they will never see him performing again. "he worked so hard, he did so well, i miss him sm its not fair. i hope he's getting the peaceful rest he deserves," one wrote.
"So clean! He worked so hard for this I'm sure. You did well Jonghyun," another user similarly posted. "he was such a hard worker with everything, he truly was so amazing," another commented. "hard to see a talented guy like him think badly of himself," read another comment.
Meanwhile, fellow S.M. artists EXO, Red Velvet and NCT 127 paid tribute to Jonghyun at the 2017 SBS Gayo Daejun by wearing a black ribbon with the words "R.I.P JH" written on it. The words were written in pearl aqua, which is the color of SHINee fandom.
Jonghyun died on December 18 after found unconscious in a residential hotel. Police believe he died from inhaling toxic fumes as they found coal briquettes burnt on a frying pan upon arriving at the place. In a final text message he sent to his sister, the idol reportedly wrote, "It's been hard. Let me go. Tell me I've worked hard. This is my farewell." His funeral was held on December 21.
