SB19 made a thunderous mark on the international stage once again as they lit up the Taipei Arena for the 2025 Hito Music Awards, hosted by HIT FM. Among the crowd-favorite moments of the night was the electrifying presence of FELIP, whose distinct style, magnetic stage aura, and unmistakable low-register vocals left a lasting impression on fans both in Taiwan and across Asia.
Watch the full performance here: SB19 at 2025 HITO Music Awards
Rockstar in Black: FELIP’s Fierce Visuals
Clad in an all-black ensemble that blended rockstar energy with sleek minimalism, FELIP (also known as Ken Suson of SB19) stood out with his confident styling and signature accessories—chains, rings, and a dark flair that matched his onstage persona. The look amplified his edge, further fueling comparisons to anime anti-heroes and fashion-forward rock idols. His buzz-cut blonde hair added contrast, commanding attention under the arena lights.
The “Subwoofer” of P-pop
Fans in Taiwan weren’t just captivated by FELIP’s visuals—they were floored by his deep, resonant bass voice that filled the arena like a cinematic soundwave. His vocal delivery earned him the fan-given nickname “Subwoofer,” echoing his ability to hit notes that seem to shake the stage. Others dubbed him “Prince FELIP” for his noble charisma and standout looks.
SB19 x Ozone: Dance Collab of the Night
In one of the night’s most hyped segments, SB19 teamed up with Taiwanese group Ozone for an intense dance collaboration. FELIP’s role as main dancer shone through with explosive precision, fluid footwork, and commanding stage presence that fans described as both powerful and elegant. The performance proved SB19’s seamless versatility and FELIP’s exceptional ability to lead complex choreography across genres.
P-pop Hits Light Up the Stage
SB19 delivered a powerhouse setlist that had the Taiwan Arena buzzing with energy, performing their upbeat hits “DAM,” “Dungka,” and “Gento.” Among the three, “Gento” stood out as a crowd favorite—its infectious choreography has become a full-blown dance craze in Taiwan, with fans eagerly chanting “Gento! Gento!” in unison.
FELIP’s standout moment came during the now-iconic line, “No rush, I can do this all day,” which drew massive cheers and solidified his rising popularity among Taiwanese fans. The performance was a perfect showcase of SB19’s synergy and global appeal, with FELIP’s charisma and deep-toned delivery adding a powerful edge to the group’s dynamic stage.
With each performance, FELIP continues to redefine what it means to be a multi-hyphenate artist in the global pop scene. From his bass-heavy vocals to his daring fashion and unstoppable stage energy, Taiwan witnessed a true star in his element—Prince FELIP, the Subwoofer King of the Stage.