After taking the conscripted policeman enlistment screening test on October 25, South Korean superstar T.O.P of the boy group BIG BANG has finally affirmed that he has indeed passed the assessment. This news was revealed by National Police Agency on November 11.
According to the agency, T.O.P has successfully surpassed the exam for Special Forces conscripted police, All Kpop reports. Because of this, the 29-year-old singer-songwriter will be advancing to the next level which is the additional practical examination.
T.O.P is expected to be enlisted in 2017. If ever he will pass the last stage of the test, he is all set to serve his country.
Meanwhile, BIG BANG has recently held a two-day concert titled “BIG BANG 10 THE CONCeRT: 0.TO.10 - THE FINAL” on Tokyo Dome in Japan. The show was attended by over 100,000 fans.
During the show, T.O.P made a speech that seems to indicate his upcoming enlistment. According to the star as quoted by All KPop: “Recently, I'm surprised by how fast time flows. My heart is full of happiness because I feel like my memories with you are growing”.
He added: “This Tokyo Dome might be my last Tokyo, so every single one of you will be a precious memory to me. Please look forward to new Big Bang albums in the future."
T.O.P was born on November 4, 1987. He made his entertainment debut in 2006 after joining the boy group BIG BANG.
Watch T.O.P's single track"DOOM DADA" music video here.
