NCT's Doyoung Films Video Series in Singapore, Locations Revealed Through Teaser
K-pop star Doyoung from NCT filmed his upcoming video series "Sound Of Memories" in Singapore, with locations including Bedok Reservoir Park, Geylang East, and Whampoa Wet Market visible in the teaser released on June 12, 2026. The project, which documents Doyoung's daily life and sounds, was shot during his July 2025 solo concert visit to Singapore. The series is expected to release on June 20, 2026, according to the official website countdown.
NCT member Doyoung released a teaser for his upcoming YouTube video series "Sound Of Memories" on June 12, 2026, revealing that he had filmed the project in Singapore without public announcement. The series follows Doyoung as he records sounds and moments from his daily life, creating personal soundtracks, with footage showing him at various Singapore locations including Bedok Reservoir Park, Hideout Coffee Bar, Whampoa Wet Market, and aboard public buses. Fans identified the filming locations through the teaser and Instagram posts, discovering that Doyoung had shot the content during his July 2025 visit to Singapore for his solo concert, which he had previously teased via the fan communication platform Bubble. According to the official Sound Of Memories website, the full series is scheduled to release on June 20, 2026. Doyoung, who debuted in 2016 and is the lead vocalist of NCT 127, is currently enlisted in military service with a discharge date set for June 2027.
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- CNA LifestyleCenter
NCT's Doyoung shot upcoming video series in Singapore – from Geylang East to Whampoa Wet Market
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NCT's Doyoung shot upcoming video series in Singapore – from Geylang East to Whampoa Wet Market
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