Fly to the Sky�have reunited after five years apart, and the duo assured fans that they're still close. Brian and Hwanhee also commented on the rumors that they were boyfriends and revealed�that they prefer the gay relationship rumors over the discord rumors.

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The two opened up about their relationship with each other in a recent interview at a cafe in Shinsadong, Seoul on June 10, sharing, "Our bickering is our team's charm." Brian revealed that not all idol groups are as close as they appear to be, "Some groups say that they're close, but you can tell that they're far from close. They don't bicker with each other or even look at each other. We jokingly fight and talk as if we don't get along. Surprisingly, fans find that to be cute and fun."

In response to the words, "You're like a couple,"�Brian said, "Although it's gross if you think about it like that, our teamwork works like that." Hwanhee added, "More so than our discord rumors, that is much better [to hear]." Brian agreed, "Rather than rumors of us not getting along, I think getting complimented that our relationship is so good that we look like a couple is better."

Brian also cleared up the rumors saying that they're gay, "There were rumors that we were both gay and like men, but it is totally not true. To that extent, we are close and that's probably why we came across that way... Our hoobaes probably look at us and feel it too. Get along so well that you appear gay."

Hwanhee also asked fans to stop trying to confirm their friendship, "Everyone tries to confirm whether we are close or not. They ask us to kiss or hug to confirm it. We are close, so I hope that you don't ask us to do those things."

On their concert, Fly to the Sky commented, "It's our first concert in 6-7 years. It is our first concert in a long time, so we did not expect all of the seats to be filled. They sang along to our songs from the first to the last. It was a touching concert. Although it was difficult because it's been a long time and we sang a lot, we were touched."