NCT’s Mark is offering fans a deeply personal look into his journey as he prepares for the release of his first full-length solo album.
Dropping a special pre-release video titled “1999, Toronto”, Mark takes viewers back to where it all began—his childhood in Toronto, Canada.
The video serves as a thoughtful and poetic introduction to his solo debut, reflecting not only on where he grew up but also on the emotional landscape that shaped the artist he is today.
Born in 1999, Mark uses this video as a way to explore themes of identity, dreams, fear, and family, creating a sincere connection with his audience.
In “1999, Toronto”, Mark opens up about the challenges of dreaming—fearing big dreams while struggling with the idea of staying stagnant.
He speaks candidly about grappling with realistic expectations for the future, while still holding onto the optimism that has carried him through his journey so far.
Through personal storytelling, he pays tribute to his parents, sharing how their support has been a constant source of strength.
The emotional narrative gives fans a taste of the themes and messages they can expect in his upcoming album, setting the tone for his highly anticipated solo venture.
The video also previews his title track “1999”, hinting at a release that will be just as heartfelt and reflective.
Mark’s 1st solo album, The Firstfruit, is officially set for release on April 7 at 6 PM KST.
The album is expected to showcase Mark’s artistry in a new light, allowing fans to experience his music on a much more personal level.
Fans have praised the video for its raw honesty and intimate vibe, expressing excitement to see Mark take this major step in his career.
As one of NCT’s most versatile members, his solo debut is already generating significant buzz in the K-pop community.
