Takada Kenta Opens Official SNS Accounts; Teases 'It's Not Yet The End' For JBJ

by Betty Potts / May 07, 2018 02:26 AM EDT

The label of 'Produce 101' Season 2's talent decided to give the 23-year-old star his own official pages. Photo by Yubseyo/YouTube Screenshot

JBJ former member Takada Kenta now has his own social media accounts. The label of the Produce 101 Season 2's talent decided to give the 23-year-old star his own official pages, so his fans could follow him.

On Instagram, fans can find Takada Kenta via user id @official_kenta. He can also be seen as @kenta_starroad on Twitter and @KENTA on Facebook. His personal Instagram account, on the other hand, is @rkm0855, according to All Kpop.

Aside from that, Takada Kenta also opened his solo V app channel. Since JBJ's promotion already ended, Kenta, Noh Tae Hyun, Kim Sang Kyun, and Kim Dong Han were the only ones who stayed in the JBJ dorms for a month. Here, they were given the proper time to think about what they wanted to do next in their careers. So, Kenta made his own channel.

Meanwhile, after JBJ bid goodbye to their fans, Takada Kenta gave their supporters some hope about JBJ's possible return. On Naver V Live for Ken Back Show last month, the young idol asked everyone how they were doing after the group's last concert.

Takada Kenta recalled the first day of JBJ's final two-night performance together, and when Tae Hyun Hyun told them not to cry, but Hyun Bin started to choke up. On the second day, they broke their promise and started to cry when they saw their fans' faces.

As fans are still hopeful that JBJ will be once again reunited, they left a note on the app and said, "It's not the end." When Takada Kenta saw this, he said, "We also think it's not the end of us." To recall, the group held their last concert, titled Really Desirable Concert - Epilogue, on April 21 and 22 at SK Olympic Handball Stadium in Seoul. It was attended by thousands of fans.

When their performance ended, they gave their final goodbyes to their fans who continuously supported them from start to finish. JBJ first gathered together and gave their gratitude to their supporters, then walked off the stage. The fans, on the other hand, can be heard saying "thank you" for the all the great music they performed and the time they gave to everyone. The group officially ended their promotions on April 30.