“BROTHER YOU LIVED UNDER ONE ROOF WITH HIM”- Fans hilariously react to Stray Kids’ Han’s reaction to Felix taking off his vest on Lollapalooza stage

On August 2, 2024, Stray Kids headlined at Lollapalooza Chicago in Grant Park, delivering powerful performances of their hits. Stray Kids made history as the only K-pop group to headline two Lollapalooza festivals, performing tracks like S-Class, FREEZE, TOPLINE, Thunderous, Back Door, and Chk Chk Boom.

A viral moment from the event shows Han reacting hilariously to Felix taking off his vest on stage. It was during the performance of Charmer when Felix unbuttoned his white denim vest on stage and Han could not hold back his awed expression. He was caught jaw-dropped, in amazement at Felix's confident display of his physique.

Han covered his mouth and further waved his hand gesturing to the bandmate and went on performing the steps to the song.

While fans were also taken off-guard by Felix taking off his vest, they were more amused at Han's reaction. One fan commented the following on X,

"BROTHER YOU LIVED UNDER ONE ROOF WITH HIM."

Moreover, this is not the first time Han reacted to his co-member's physique in such a way, as one fan compiled a few of such instances and wrote it's always him who is the most taken aback. Meanwhile, here's what some others said regarding Han covering his mouth in surprise at Felix's vest moment,

"it’s always him," wrote an X-user.

"Me too Han, me too," read a post.

"Han’s facial expression in the background has me dying," another comment said.

Reacting to Felix's iconic instance on stage, here's what some more netizens said.

"Praying for my sanity and Felix's vest," wrote a fan.

"if you ever feel useless, remember Felix had a vest on for Lollapalooza performance," posted another X-user.

"okay just 5 minutes on X and I'm still only scrolling through FELIX's vest moments," commented a netizen.

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Stray Kids' full setlist for Lollapalooza Chicago 2024 and more

The 2024 Lollapalooza Chicago is being held from August 1 to 4 with performances from Megan Thee Stallion, blink-182, Hozier, Melanie Martinez, and more. On August 2, Stray Kids shared the stage on the festival's Day 2 with artists such as SZA, Laufey, Zedd, Galantis, and others.

Stray Kids performed a setlist full of their smashing hits on this night. The crowd was seen loudly cheering and singing along to several of their tracks, including God's Menu, LALALALA, and others. Their showcase ran from 8:30 PM to 10 PM at the Bud Light stage.

The songs featured are as follows:

• S-Class
• FREEZE
• Superbowl
• TOPLINE
• ITEM
• Thunderous
• DOMINO
• Lonely St.
• Social Path
• Charmer
• My Pace
• Back Door
• MANIAC
• God's Menu
• Chk Chk Boom
• LALALALA
• Victory Song
• MIROH
• TOPLINE
• Chk Chk Boom (Festival Ver.)
• Haven

After the night wound down, Stray Kids took a moment to express their gratitude to the audience via their socials. They wrote,

"We had a blast headlining Lollapalooza Chicago. Thank you STAY!"

On April 29, Dispatch reported that Stray Kids' headliner tickets for Lollapalooza Chicago had sold out months in advance, with no tickets available on the festival’s website and a waiting list for those interested. This was Stray Kids' second time headlining a Lollapalooza event, having previously headlined Lollapalooza Paris in July 2023, becoming the first K-pop artist to do so.

Additionally, this was not the group's only major stage this year, as Stray Kids previously delivered an electrifying performance at I-DAYS Milano 2024 on July 12 becoming the first K-pop group to headline the popular Italian music celebration. Furthermore, they also shook up the crowd at BST Hyde Park, London on July 14, as the first K-pop boy group to headline the event.

While at I-DAYS Milano, the octet drew a massive crowd of more than 66K concertgoers and fans, at BST Hyde Park, the number of attendees reached approximately 65K. The Lollapalooza Chicago performance also brought a large crowd attending Stray Kids' stage.

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In other news, Stray Kids will be heading out on their dominATE world tour starting from August 24 to 25 in KSPO Dome, Seoul. They will visit 12 stops across Asia and Australia, including Singapore, Sydney, Tokyo, Osaka, Melbourne, Jakarta, and more. As of now, no dates have been disclosed for the LatAm, North America, and Europe legs of their tour.