Kim Chae-won, Hong Eun-chae, Huh Yun-jin, Kazuha and Sakura Miyawaki from Le Sserafim on stage in the course of the MTV Europe Music Awards 2024 held at Co-op Stay on November 10, 2024 in Manchester, England.
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LE SSERAFIM’s Huh Yunjin has opened up about her fears for the group’s future after months of intense criticism over their dwell vocals, significantly following their high-profile efficiency at Coachella 2024.In a heartfelt speech in the course of the group’s current EASY, CRAZY, HOT live performance in Incheon, South Korea, Yunjin revealed that the wave of detrimental consideration left her feeling unsure about what lay forward for LE SSERAFIM.The controversy started after LE SSERAFIM’s debut at Coachella, the place their dwell singing drew widespread scrutiny on-line. Many viewers identified points with vocal projection and pitch stability, with some expressing disappointment over the group’s illustration of Ok-pop on such a distinguished worldwide stage. The scenario escalated additional throughout their second weekend efficiency, as allegations of lip-syncing surfaced when followers observed inconsistencies between the members’ microphone use and the audio.The backlash grew to become so extreme that the group quickly disabled feedback on their social media accounts to defend themselves from the negativity.”I used to be crying and telling the workers this,” she stated. “I used to be in a resort room speaking to an individual in my firm, ‘What’s going to we do now? Will there be a future? What ought to we do?’ I do not know what’s actual and what’s faux”
The emotional toll of the controversy was additional highlighted in a private letter Yunjin beforehand shared with followers. She described the expertise as transformative, stuffed with each immense pleasure and deep sorrow, and admitted that the relentless criticism made her query her personal identification and the group’s path ahead.LE SSERAFIM’s chief Kim Chaewon additionally addressed the scenario throughout a press convention, expressing remorse over their Coachella stage. She acknowledged that the group had “misplaced management over our tempo,” resulting in errors, however emphasised that the expertise taught them useful classes.