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GOT7’s Jackson Wang explains what being a “wild child” means to him and expresses his gratitude to fans for supporting him as he explores his individuality as a solo artist. "I was very fortunate to debut in a boy group. But when you’re in a group, there are rules. You’re not one person; there are seven of you representing one group. Of course, you have to respect the other members and the company. Everything was arranged very well, but it wasn’t entirely who I was. I think it’s the same for anyone who’s been part of a boy group or a girl group. At that stage, you can’t be 100 per cent yourself. But was that a bad thing? No. We all gained a lot from that experience. When I started my solo career and became independent, I began trying all kinds of things. I had all these crazy ideas, and I wanted to try them. Throughout that process, my audience continued to support me."

GOT7’s Mark Tuan opens up about what he has discovered about himself creatively while growing as a solo artist. “I’m a lot more curious than I expected. In a group there are so many great people and everyone has their part, and I loved that. On my own, there’s nobody else to hand a decision to, so I had to figure out what I actually like. And what I like is experimenting. I like walking into a session and letting a song go somewhere natural. I’ve also learned I do my best work when I trust my gut a little more.”

In his new interview, GOT7’s JAY B spoke about the group’s next steps. “We’re still talking about it regularly. I think we should gradually start preparing now.”

GOT7’s leader JAY B shared how proud he felt when JYP’s KickFlip wrote “We’re grateful that we’re able to promote like this thanks to our seniors” on their signed album for GOT7 during a recent exchange. “It made me proud. I thought "So there are people who recognize and appreciate what we’ve done.’”