NCT 127 Rocks Studio Good Morning America through the song '2 Baddies'

South Korean boy group, NCT 127 is currently in the United States to hold their second world concert tour titled " Neo City : The Link ." In the midst of their busy preparation for concerts, NCT 127 also had the opportunity to appear as performers on the popular American television program, Good Morning America . 

Quoting from the YouTube channel Good Morning America on Monday October 10, 2022, NCT 127 visited the Good Morning America studio in Times Square, New York, to promote their fourth full album titled " 2 Baddies " which was released on September 16. 2022 ago. Performing their flagship song "2 Baddies ," NCT 127 successfully rocked the Good Morning America studio with their cool performance. 

Appearing charming in neon green outfits, the nine NCT 127 members consisting of Taeil, Johnny, Taeyong, Yuta, Doyoung, Jaehyun, Jungwoo, Mark, and Haechan managed to anesthetize the audience in the studio and at home with intense and powerful vocals and dances.

Not only that, a number of fans flocked outside the studio since early in the morning to give their support to NCT 127. From the start of the event to the end, the fans were still loyal to give their support with enthusiastic shouts. The NCT 127 members did not forget to greet their fans who have been waiting for a long time and thank them profusely. Several NCT 127 members also seemed to be handing out autographs to fans. 

This is not the first time NCT 127 has appeared on the Good Morning America program. In 2019, they also performed the song "Superhuman" from their fourth mini album "We Are Superhuman." In addition to appearing on the Good Morning America program, NCT 127 is also planning to appear on the Jennifer Hudson Show program on October 11, 2022 local time.

Previously, NCT 127 successfully held the "Neo City: The Link" concert at Crypto.com Arena on October 6, 2022, followed by the pop up event "Speedway" in Los Angeles on October 7, 2022 local time. NCT 127 is also scheduled to continue the "Neo City: The Link" concert at the Prudential Center, Newark on October 13, 2022.