GOT7 members (from left) Jinyoung, Yugyeom, Youngjae, Mark, Jackson, Bambam, and JB during the Manila leg of their “Keep Spinning World Tour.” Yeka To-ong, ABS-CBN News

MANILA - It was definitely worth the wait for Pinoy ahgases.

GOT7, one of K-pop’s global superstars, pulled out all the stops in their nearly-three hour show, serving up their chart-topping songs and hard-hitting choreography in front of frenzied Filipino fans who waited for three long years for such treat.

In a packed Mall of Asia Arena last Saturday, JB, Mark, Jackson, Jinyoung, Youngjae, Bambam, and Yugyeom kicked things off with an explosive performance of their latest hit “Eclipse” from the recently released album “Spinning Top: Between Security and Insecurity.”

Immediately, the septet proved why they are kings of live performances, showing off their powerful vocals while rocking to their stylized choreography.

The crowd was as impressive. The arena was a sea of lime-green lightsticks, with fans dancing and shouting fanchants in synchronized perfection.

Standouts from the album “Flight Log: Arrival” followed, with the members jamming on fan favorites “Out” and “Never Ever.”

A GOT7 concert will not be complete without the group’s crazed banter and interaction with fans.

“Are you guys doing good?” It’s been a while. GOT7 is back,” Jackson yelled as fans gave a thunderous cheer.

It was both hilarious and sweet seeing how the boys tried their best to understand some of the Pinoy fans' chants like "sana all," "sample," and "walang uuwi."

And who said K-pop boy groups are just for girls? Just like what happened in Dallas, Texas, Bambam did a roll call among fans and was again amazed at the number of fanboys they have.

“All my boys, say hell yeah,” Bambam shouted, to which Pinoy guys replied with a roaring, “hell yeah!”

GOT7 performing "Paradise" from their album Flight Log: Arrival

The next set of songs was a succession of solos and unit performances. It was an awestruck moment to listen live to JB’s “Ride” followed by Youngjae’s “Gravity,” with both songs being self-produced.

Next was a thrilling performance by “Amerithaikong” composed of Mark, who’s from the US, Bambam who’s from Thailand, and Jackson who’s from Hong Kong. The unit pumped up the crowd with “God Has Returned” and “Mañana.”

Yugyeom and Jinyoung took over the stage, seducing fans with their sleek dance moves.

“He’s already a dancing machine,” Jinyoung said, praising the group’s “maknae” (youngest member).

“Many fans forget about my career before but I’m a dancer, too,” he added.

Another highlight of the evening was the group’s performance of a remix of their 2014 hit “Stop It, Stop It.” Produced by Bambam, the new version has a sexier and darker feel, with a jaw-dropping dance break.

GOT7 acknowledged that they intended the show to start a little darker, echoing the theme in their recent album of “light to dark” and “security to insecurity.”

Showing their vulnerability, things got a little mellow with “1°”, “Sign” and “I Am Me” — songs about being afraid, uncertainty, and self-identity.

GOT7 during their dramatic performance of "1°" from the album "SpinningTop: Between Security & Insecurity."

The boys picked up the pace once again with some of their most iconic hits, including “Just Right” and “Lullaby.” But nothing seemed to beat the undeniable anthem of the group, “Hard Carry,” which sent fans to a fever-pitch dance mode.

Things went sentimental as the boys prepared to say goodbye with “Miracle.”

Tears flowed, both from the members and fans, after a surprise video prepared by fans, where Pinoy ahgases recalled their three-year longing for a concert to be held in the Philippines.

GOT7 turns emotional after watching a surprise video prepared by Pinoy ahgases. It’s been 3 years since the last time the group visited the Philippines. #GOT7KeepSpinningInManila | via @erikreports pic.twitter.com/QRyRmL8MpQ — ABS-CBN News (@ABSCBNNews) October 26, 2019

“We’re sorry that it took us three years to come back… We’re not sure if it’ll take another three years, two years or one year but we will come back,” Mark said.

The night ended in a full-blown party scene, with members going around the stage dancing, ad libbing to impressive runs and hardcore raps, reaching out to fans with waves and handshakes, throwing towels and clothes, and even splashing water.

"One thing that we're sure we will tell JYP, no matter what, bring us back. Promise... The passion that you guys showed tonight is just another level," Jackson said.

No doubt, the Manila concert was a fitting close to GOT7’s 2019 world tour, which included stops in various Asian countries, America, and even Europe.

Owe it to the sentimentality of Filipinos, the vulnerability between security and insecurity to which the whole show was inspired from was captured perfectly.

But with the passion GOT7 and ahgases showed that night, the group and the fandom are set to fly higher than ever for sure.