Jessica Jung kicked off her Reflections tour with moments that fans will never forget

K-pop legend Jessica Jung kicked off her Reflections solo tour on 11th January 2026 in Malaysia with a show that was all about celebration, catharsis and magic. It marked the first time in more than a decade that she performed songs from Girls’ Generation, the group that first introduced her to the world. For many in the audience, hearing hits like Gee, Genie, and The Boys again felt like reopening a shared memory – one that had shaped how a whole generation first fell in love with K-pop.

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According to CNA, the arena erupted as the crowd sang along, with fanchants filling the space and fans waving light sticks through tears. Within hours, clips of the performance were everywhere, spreading across TikTok, X and Instagram as fans relived the moment again and again. 

Koreaboo also reports that part of the Reflections concert included a video montage tracing Jessica’s journey as an idol, with scenes from her time in Girls’ Generation woven into the story. The footage showed all the members together, unblurred – a small but meaningful detail that quickly caught fans’ attention online. While some viewers were taken aback, many welcomed the moment, saying it felt comforting to see the group’s shared history acknowledged so openly. For years after Jessica’s departure, that era was often edited out of official visuals, making this return to the original lineup especially resonant for longtime fans.

During the show, Jessica also spoke about how Reflections was meant to hold every version of who she has been, from her earliest days onstage to the artist she is now, suggesting that this return to her roots was less about looking back, and more about moving forward with everything she has lived through.

With Girls’ Generation’s 20th anniversary coming up in 2027, some fans are already daring to hope for more – maybe even a reunion someday. Nothing official has been announced, of course, but if Reflections proved anything, it’s that there’s still so much warmth, memory and possibility wrapped up in these songs.