NCT's Doyoung Films Video Series in Singapore, Locations Revealed Through Teaser
K-pop artist Doyoung of NCT dropped a surprise teaser for his upcoming video series 'Sound Of Memories,' which was filmed across multiple locations in Singapore. The project will follow Doyoung as he records sounds and moments from daily life to create original soundtracks, with footage shot at sites including Bedok Reservoir Park, Whampoa Wet Market, and local eateries. The release marks a notable cultural moment for Singapore, with fans identifying the familiar local backdrops and expressing national pride online.
On June 12, 2026, NCT member Doyoung released a teaser for 'Sound Of Memories,' a YouTube video series described as a personal documentary of sounds and moments from his daily life. The footage was filmed in Singapore, with fans quickly identifying locations such as Bedok Reservoir Park, Block 127 of Geylang East Avenue 1, Hideout Coffee Bar, Whampoa Wet Market, and Hey Kee HK Seafood Restaurant. Notably, the shoot at Block 127 Geylang East Avenue carries a symbolic resonance, as Doyoung is a member of NCT 127. The teaser shows Doyoung engaged in everyday activities — cooking, buying flowers, visiting an aquarium store, and riding public buses — apparently unrecognised by the public during filming. Doyoung had hinted at the Singapore shoot to fans via the Bubble platform following his solo concert visit to the country in July 2025. The official website for the project displays a countdown suggesting a full release on June 20, 2026. Doyoung is currently serving mandatory military enlistment and is not expected to be discharged until June 2027.
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NCT's Doyoung shot upcoming video series in Singapore – from Geylang East to Whampoa Wet Market
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