Fifteen thousand seats in the dome were packed with fans holding silver EXO light sticks. The yellow dress code was chosen because the cover of EXO's second mini album "EXODUS" is in gold and silver.

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In return, the audience sang and waved special light-sticks (which, incidentally, someone tried to sell to me outside the stadium for S$10) with extra verve to each and every song.