Yoo Se-yoon, Worries About Unprecedented Crowd at Olympic Park on the 20th... "First-Come, First-Served Seat Allocation"

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Comedian and singer Yoo Se-yoon shared his thoughts a day before his concert.

On the 19th, Yoo Se-yoon posted on his personal SNS, "I think the burden of obstructed views is more on me. Since seats are allocated on a first-come, first-served basis, please be careful on the wet roads," he stated.

Yoo Se-yoon is holding a concert with a capacity of 42 seats at a live cafe near the Olympic Gymnastics Arena (currently KSPO DOME) at 6 p.m. on the 20th. This is the largest-scale concert Yoo Se-yoon has held since his debut.

Previously, Yoo Se-yoon held his first solo concert at a coin karaoke practice room near Seoul Nonhyeon Station, which had a capacity of six people, last February. He then held an encore concert at a coin karaoke practice room near Apgujeong Rodeo Station, inviting nine people. In April, he increased the capacity by a full two-fold, inviting a total of 18 people, and held a solo concert titled "Yoo Se-yoon's Interlude Jump" at a coin karaoke practice room near Shinnonhyeon Station.

In response to a fan who said, "Safety is the most important thing for those attending. Please enjoy carefully and come back safely," Yoo Se-yoon expressed concern, saying, "Be careful of the crowds."

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