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The Five is a Taiwanese band, and Mayday is also a well-known band in Taiwan. Both belong to the Chinese music scene.
The five members sang at the Taipei Arena last night (7th), and invited Hong Kong goddess Karen Mok to sing as a guest. The response was huge, and many shared videos appeared on the community, praising the songs "Only" and "Suddenly" that both parties sang. Yesterday, members of the group made jokes about senior brother Mayday twice on stage. The video was circulated in the community, and Ashin also spoke out.
Last night, Yun An said that the fireworks at the concert were so fierce that he was frightened. When he came off the stage, his eyes were filled with white light. Unexpectedly, Inu Qing complained: "It's just because of age!" Yun An said with a smile, "There is no such thing. It will only be 10 years since our debut next year. Today is the 9th year since our debut. We are in the band. We are still new, after all, there are still seniors above us..." Directly referring to some older groups, Inu Qing said: "You mean that group of 5 people, right?" Alluding to his senior brother Mayday, Inu Qing quickly said: "We love them very much!" Yun An also said: "We respect all the seniors in our hearts."
In addition, the five people mentioned that they were not worried about being fined for overtime performance. They laughed and said that it would be fine if three people can share the performance equally. They also said that it would be easier if there were five people, and they secretly mentioned Mayday again. Afterwards, a fan posted a related video on social media. Unexpectedly, Mayday's lead singer Ashin also saw it and responded with a humorous message: "We can't rule out suing five people for loans... three people." In the past, the name of the group Sue Five was often used as a joke, because Mayday is a five-member group, so "suing five people" is very sensitive. This time Ashin directly joked with the homophone and said that he would "sue" five people.

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