South Korean singer Hwasa rounded off her North American tour with four sold-out shows, including the Brooklyn Paramount with over 2,000 in attendance.

Ahn Hye-jin, famously known as Hwasa in the sensational K-Pop group Mamamoo, took over the Brooklyn Paramount Theatre on March 27 with a spicy performance.  With a capacity of 2,700, the venue was jam-packed with fans—affectionately known as TWITs—many of them donning outfits inspired by Hwasa’s music videos and infamous performances.

Hwasa shared with fans that she has been reflecting on her childhood, especially her father. A farmer and doting provider, she distinctly recalled a lesson he taught her, which was to share with others.

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“All the rice and vegetables that he farmed he shared with our neighbors and family members. As a child, I didn’t know any better; I’d ask him why are we giving it away…he would tell me: even if all I have is one thing, if we share it together, it tastes even better,” Hwasa said. “That’s something that I’ve always held close to my heart, but while doing this tour, I kept thinking about what he said. Everything I poured into making the stage possible, all the countless practices, the skills I’ve been building, I feel like I’ve been farming and I’m finally see the flowers bloom and so I feel like I’m sharing the fruits with you all.”