Epik High gusted on the July 14 airing of 'Cultwo Show,' and they performed their hit "Born Hater" live!
The DJs, who thoroughly enjoyed the performance, complimented the sheer energy showcased by Epik High. They said, "It felt like a club in here." Tablo returned, "There is a reason we make our performances so fun. Because it's tricky for us to go to clubs," hinting that as family men, frequenting the club is no longer an option.
The DJs, who thoroughly enjoyed the performance, complimented the sheer energy showcased by Epik High. They said, "It felt like a club in here." Tablo returned, "There is a reason we make our performances so fun. Because it's tricky for us to go to clubs," hinting that as family men, frequenting the club is no longer an option.
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The 'Cultwo' DJs also mentioned Epik High's performance for the closing of the 'Cultwo Music Festival' this past July 1 and the inclement weather condition that had beat down with full force on that day.
Tablo said, "The rain fell like a torrential downpour during our closing performance. We had to perform on our bare feet. When I went to the hospital the next day, I was diagnosed with pneumonia. I was discharged just today. I'm barely alive. It was a performance that felt the most like a punishment in Epik High's 14-year existence. My entire body feels like jello."
Let's wish Tablo a speedy recovery and that he will be back in tip top shape soon!
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