When we do all this for our stage, but we don’t see everyone enjoying through either their support or chanting, we actually feel… A bit sad
1. [+289, -4]
They got too full of themselves at such a young age. They’ve left so many people dumbfounded. Instead of talking about feeling sad, they should start by earning the money people paid them
2. [+254, -2]
You’re professionals who get paid to perform, and the people who went to your concert paid to watch your performance and enjoy themselves. They didn’t spend their money and time just to watch you have fun or to make you happy. It’s the same in musicals, theater, movies, every field is like that. If food tastes bad, people say it wasn’t worth the money. This is like serving bad food and then saying, ‘I’m disappointed you didn’t enjoy eating it
3. [+208, -4]
Instead of spending time opening a live broadcast and saying all that, go apologize for delaying flights at the airport instead
4. [+161, -2]
At this rate, it feels like they’d have to pay the fans just to get them to cheer and enjoy the showㅋㅋㅋ I get the image they’re going for and I understand what they’re trying to say, but they’re not even a veteran group yet. Shouldn’t this be the stage where they’re overflowing with passion and eager to show people everything they’ve got? They don’t have that rookie mindset of wanting to show people
5. [+151, -2]
Honestly, they just lack basic customer service
6. [+57, -0]
Looking at the concert concept, it seems they were trying to emulate famous international hip-hop artists. The kind who repeat the same song to hype up the crowd and draw them in. But it feels really jarring when they try to push this “self-produced artist” image, even though everyone knows the company produces all the tracks and they’re just swooping in to take the credit. I really wish they’d acknowledge that they’re idols first before trying to play the “artist” card