2PM are preparing to make their comeback and ahead of that they have released their second teaser titled “Code 2″.
“Code 2″ contains a secret code “jabir_ibn_hayyan, heinrich_khunrath, cornelius_agrippa, 3.6.1, 149.26.6, 23.12.1,166.9.5, 78.23.11.”
2PM fans have already started to try and decrypt the message relating it to famous author Paulho Coelho’s “The Alchemist”. The names that were mentiioned in the code relate to names in the book. The coded numbers relate to page, line and word references in the book, which spell out “All Day Think Of You.”
The first teaser followed a similar format to the first video teaser that revealed the words “2PM is Back.”
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