I imagine they wait for a bit just to see if the artist merely tripped or slipped, but they definitely wait too long in many cases, especially with the seizure girl.
@@knowdoesntknow the story is their company wouldn't let anyone disrupt the performance or they'd face consequences, they all wanted to help but couldn't. Some of these companies really are cruel, some are still like this today.
I hate this "the show must go on" thing when a person literally COLLAPSED on stage 😤 they shouldn't be forced nor should have the mentality of "I can do this" when they aren't feeling well. We should normalize their absence on performances when they're (or almost) sick
hey were under slave contracts at that time. They were contracts which said if the members did anything in front of the camera that the company did not explicitly tell them to, the company could file for breach of contract, and they could be arrested, especially on those times. The members actually went to visit the Dancer in hospital with flowers and they were crying and apologising profusely. Also, remember, in those times, the company could essentially indirectly kill the members if they didn't do what they wanted. I'm not excusing the fact that the Dancer should've gotten help straight away, but the members couldn't do anything. Plus, with all those effects, I'm sure anybody could of had a seizure.
I can't even imagine performing so many songs in multiple venues on that kind of a restrictive diet and routine the idols go on, no wonder they get sick so often😢
@KaylaA725 nobody is normalising seizures and not am I making any excuses for it... However how can you help another person when you're in trouble yourself? Again as I said, there was a performance going on and at first the girls might've not even noticed and when they did they couldn't do anything about it since it was mandatory for them to keep performing.
6:10 what makes this much worse is that they pulled her from the stage. When someone has a seizure you shouldn’t really touch them unless you are in the medical field and know what to do bcs the one who has the seizure can get injured really fast and bad but also the one who is holding the person. So when you ever see someone having a seizure there is not much you can do except of course calling an ambulance, try to put smth soft under their head so that they don’t suffer from a head injury and make sure that they can’t hurt themselves with things around them so try to get rid of them
To make matters worse, the other members continued singing as if nothing had happened. I saw her having seizures for a long time before someone came running to her aid.
You can be near over heated sitting still with bad cramps. Trying to dance through it will definitely cause fainting. Most women use ibuprofen if they have painful cramps though. It still makes you tired that day. If she was feeling fine before the show started, she might have not had a chance to grab some advil when she started cramping though.
People doesn't understand what professionalism is nowadays. If someone fainted on stage, stop the music, stop performing, get help right away. We should stop praising artists for performing while sick and injured saying they're so professional. That's not professionalism, that's damn cruel and sad.
I hate that the slave contracts had to prevent them from helping the poor dancer! It is sick, that no one could help bc the contract was so evilly sick.
this isn't true. Slave contracts were called that simply because of how long they were. It's not a breach of contract to help someone on stage who fainted or had a seizure lmfao. The members simply didn't care and didn't want people to know they were lip-syncing. They only went to visit the dancer after the public heavily criticized them.
For the one a 6:10 with the seizure. The geoup is called SEEYA (I think). I want to give a quick explaination to anyone whose not familiar with the kpop industry. They were under slave contracts at that time. They were contracts which said if the members did anything in front of the camera that the company did not explicitly tell them to, the company could file for breach of contract, and they could be arrested, especially on those times. The members actually went to visit the Dancer in hospital with flowers and they were crying and apologising profusely. Also, remember, in those times, the company could essentially indirectly kill the members if they didn't do what they wanted. I'm not excusing the fact that the Dancer should've gotten help straight away, but the members couldn't do anything. Plus, with all those effects, I'm sure anybody could of had a seizure.
11:57 I couldn't help but wonder if that was a sudden period cramp. One of the things most people forget to consider about female idols is that, well, they're women. Periods cause blood loss, temperature change, low pressure and in some cases weakness and constant pain, and even if you're well trained it sometimes can be very hard to go through it while dancing, jumping and singing on a stage full of lights...
it wouldn't surprise me that with all the stress and exhaustion, their periods would be more painful too so it's way worse... (and that's considering the case where they don't have painful periods to begin with...) I can't imagine how bad all that must feel, it sounds extremely exhausting and painful
@@StarlightBibi If my friends are even a little pale I'm already like "Are you okay? Did you eat? Sit down, I'll get some water!" meanwhile these people just keep dancing when someone FULLY FAINTS!!
They have to. What do your hink would happen if they'd stop? You think the companies would be like "oh yeah, it's Greta you're so caring"? No. The companies would scold them and cut their pay.@@Evitaschannel
They must of known it wasn't going to be easy, but they still sign contracts anyway, nobody forced or twisted their arm, so why is it the managers fault🤔 If you sign ANY contract whilst under age then it's not the managers fault, it's the parents fault for giving their child over to these managers to turn them into idols🤨 💰talks, bull💩 walks Just saying😬 Comment by Tracy Iraia 🇳🇿🌏🇳🇿 NZ 😎
Once i fainted and then my friends saw me and instead of helping me they recorded me and made a WhatsApp sticker of me in the floor. My aunt was the only one who helped me in that time
I feinted in school a couple of times, and my so-called friends used to take the piss out of me. It really upset me a lot. I never had anything to do with them after that.
10:58 I’m not familiar with this group but I’m definitely bothered at how the man handled the girl who fainted. Am I the only one who thinks he was a bit rough when he lifted her up?
Agree, rushing her off the stage ASAP like a wet sack of potatoes is WRONG, The fans are understanding, stop the show, take care of him or her, resume the show if the remaining members are ok after refreshments and a break.
@@JT-ov2yr i mean considering she just passed out and is unconscious i’m sure he was just trying to act quickly and didn’t mean to throw her around like that
Makes me sad, not only are they exhausted but many are starving on those strict diets the company puts them on to keep them skinny. They’re overworked and not getting enough nutrients.
Bro, that seizure one is fucking messed up. Those lights are strobe-y af too. Also, Shushu was due to the altitude. It’s a place in Mexico and most idols complain how difficult the performance is.
I can understand, theres a city in my country which is way high up, otw there my ears felt like they were about to burst and i couldn't sleep because my head was aching, now imagine dancing tirelessly
At 6:10 I couldn't believe that they could just leave her like that, what horrible people, popular or not its not right to just let someone have a seizure and not try to help.
@K4iOfficial Firstly, I've seen it the other way where a member is hurt and the backup dancers are strictly told not to ask them for help if they themselves don't ask for the dancers help because then it throws everyone off. Dreamcatcher is my favorite for many reasons, but the biggest being for that if someone goes down, their montra is to help them back up and if they can't get up, you stop right then and there and help them anyway. But yeah, Backup dancers get the short end of the stick unfortunately.
They were under slave contracts at that time. They were contracts which said if the members did anything in front of the camera that the company did not explicitly tell them to, the company could file for breach of contract, and they could be arrested, especially on those times. The members actually went to visit the Dancer in hospital with flowers and they were crying and apologising profusely. Also, remember, in those times, the company could essentially indirectly kill the members if they didn't do what they wanted. I'm not excusing the fact that the Dancer should've gotten help straight away, but the members couldn't do anything. Plus, with all those effects, I'm sure anybody could of had a seizure.
a friend of mine had a seizure once in class and we were all told to get away for her safety and not to touch her. only touch them if theyre actively in danger (could hurt themselves on something nearby) though i do think they shouldve put something under her head so she doesnt injure it on the hard stage there wasnt much else to do other than get off the stage and stop performing but they wouldve been fired or worse for doing so unfortunately.
Yes but they also barely got pause days between concerts and had the concert in mexico right after they arrived, which is a widely known problem that Cube literally ignored. Most artists who have to perform in mexico city nowadays take at least a day to get adjusted to the altitude. Plus, Yuqi said the members barely slept during the last world tour, their schedule was horrible 😩
I hope ppl understand that this is WAY worse than “busy schedules” that lead to this. Crazy diets and not enough nourishment, overworking… there’s nothing normal about this. They work in ways that would be illegal in some countries…. And so if you see videos of an idol having an off singing day… struggling to do choreo during multiple concerts and go to hate on them bc your fave group is “so much better” than these other ones… remember that all of this industry is working that hard. Nobody is perfect and dragging them over bad performances or bs like that just shows inhumane you are. These are human beings… I don’t want or need perfection from them… and if you expect it out of anyone…. Well, karma is a bitch. Educate yourself and have some compassion ffs
I can't imagine having to go through rigorous choreo practice and back-to-back stage performances on such ridiculous diet. They barely get the protein they need on a daily basis, it's no wonder there are so many cases of idols dropping on the stage.
I have Chaeyoung from Twice on bubble and she said as she got off the plane, they immediately starting preparing promoting one spark in Korea. I know Tzuyu got a cold during those months but their schedule.. I don't know how they do it to be honest.
They love what they do and they try not to complain about the amounts of or the number of albums and songs they do. That's why now JYP gives them plenty of time off and not just days but weeks now. It might seem nonstop content, but they enjoy what they do even if it is draining at times. Dreamcatcher always says they are busy but they never complain because they love what they do and who they work with.
@@zaynes5094 Yeah I can't disagree there. We've seen Twice shoot their music videos in the freezing cold but their music videos turned out really good despite Momo getting sea sick in I got you. Even with ITZY, I know a lot of MIDTY's miss Lia, she went on a hiatus the same reason Mina did, but as long as she's getting the proper treatment, I think that's what matters the most. Gotta take care of your mental health first. Even when Twice was here in the states, Dahuyn and Jeongyeon got covid when they were supposed to perform in Seattle, but performed at the next venue. And during one venue, there's one where Jihyo was so fatigued because she was also promoting her solo album that came out last year but she still sang on stage. Props to these idols though, from anxiety to jetlag to covid to a cold to a busy schedule, they do it for the fans.
They don't faint from exhaustion but from weak because of hunger they all go hungry the diets they follow to stay thin are horrible it's sad that Koreans fans like these collapses because for them it means that the artist is trying his best
I have a cousin who suffers from epilepsy. The way that they handled that situation was so wrong. Yes, the show must go on, but sometimes it should be stopped for safety reasons. They left her on that stage for too long.
they werent allowed, all the members visited her in the hospital and apologised for not helping because their contracts were so strict they wouldnt of been able to and wouldve been fired and maybe blacklisted
They were under slave contracts at that time. They were contracts which said if the members did anything in front of the camera that the company did not explicitly tell them to, the company could file for breach of contract, and they could be arrested, especially on those times. The members actually went to visit the Dancer in hospital with flowers and they were crying and apologising profusely. Also, remember, in those times, the company could essentially indirectly kill the members if they didn't do what they wanted. I'm not excusing the fact that the Dancer should've gotten help straight away, but the members couldn't do anything. Plus, with all those effects, I'm sure anybody could of had a seizure.
If they stopped they could've been fired cause of the contract and how strict it was, they went to the hospital after the show begging for forgiveness for not helping
This is why I believe that being an idol is probably the hardest job in the world, people expect so much from them, and they work harder than anybody else. They deserve our utmost respect. To all the idols in Korea, we love you.
At 2:43 poor seolhyun you could literally hear her gag.. and yet they made her perform like that..you could even hear her almost hyperventilating I.n was lucky to have someone to actually care but the poor girl that had a seizure- no one even tried- she could have DIED
@@sabrinaleedanceI’m pretty sure she had the flue or something I think that’s what she ended up saying after but she had an extremely high fever and you’d usually need to rest and take medicine but she hadn’t had a chance bc they get pushed around so much so she hadn’t gone to the hospital or anything nor did the agency make her go until after she collapsed and almost vomited on stage.. you can just look at her she’s so red and exhausted
The unfortunate side of the K-pop factory is the abuse and overwork that K-pop idols have to suffer to make such joyful music that puts a smile on my face. It is terrible when it happens to the women in my favorite group … but it is also awful when it happens to all K-pop idols and their dancers. It’s painful to watch it happen during their performances. This and the constant dieting that the female idols to maintain ridiculous weights must be the worst parts about being an idol.
@@r0sepetalss yeah and in general trying to stop herself from fainting and throwing up, i also saw her covering her mouth alot. And she was still required to perform :((
Both Krystal and Jessica Jung had problems with fainting because incompetent people in the SM staff wouldn't take their anemia in account when putting them on strict diet plans. The worst thing you can do to an anemia sufferer is take meat out of their diet and their managers kept putting them on meatless diets.
Im also anemic and suffered an eating disorder/anxiety at one point. I felt so dizzy many times at work i thought i was going to faint. I remember bc i was a cashier and couldnt sit down, I had to hang onto my counter. Such a scary feeling!!
@@sabrinaleedance Imagine having to continue singing and dancing then trying to walk off the stage after the performance before fainting because you don't want the children in the audience to get scared while in that same status.
I’m pretty sure at the time they were all on some strict contract that they couldn’t disrupt the performance. So if something happened to one of the members, the others weren’t allowed to help them even if they could or they’d face severe consequences. Some of the companies allowed the members to be punished or even killed for not doing what they were asked. I know, it’s messed up.
I've always liked how Mimi looks really annoyed though in OhMyGirl's Bungee performance when Jiho is ill and you can see Jiho start to go down several times and Mimi is looking off to the side as to say like "Are we stopping this or what?" I know she's not doing something huge like stopping the performance completely but she's not ignoring her, she definitely wants to do something
Of course it’s their instinct to help them!! Are you kidding me? These girls are like sisters. There’s something wrong with the music industry for threatening harsh consequences if they listen to their instinct.
I'm always shocked about this,some kpop singers or dancers faint or collapse,and people didn't care about it,or some kpop members get depressed because of people or haters!!!
On my opinions Music industries need all real Physicians with who real licenses in who can checks on idols, including their conditions, healthy lifestyle including situations, if they’re can do shows or not, safety is first Priority, it’s actually 💲 lots, best things to do for others as well too.
When Jimin performed with Taemin, when they left the stage, he collapsed. To see them leave the stage, to see him collapse and pass out. He was very tired. Színte did not eat anything at that time and worked constantly. He slept little. When JK passed out, Jimin accompanied him to the hospital. He also spoke to the doctor.They are overworked and have no life.
They were under slave contracts at that time. They were contracts which said if the members did anything in front of the camera that the company did not explicitly tell them to, the company could file for breach of contract, and they could be arrested, especially on those times. The members actually went to visit the Dancer in hospital with flowers and they were crying and apologising profusely. Also, remember, in those times, the company could essentially indirectly kill the members if they didn't do what they wanted. I'm not excusing the fact that the Dancer should've gotten help straight away, but the members couldn't do anything. Plus, with all those effects, I'm sure anybody could of had a seizure.
This is straight up abuse they are starving and given crazy schedules never get rest etc so cruel quit giving money to these companies that don’t care about the artists
When I was younger I toured in a band that opened for some bigger names. Stage lights are HOT. Add weather, high energy moves like these idols do, poor diets trying to stay slim, lack of sleep from appearances, heavy clothing some of the groups wear, I’m surprised it doesn’t happen more often. These idols are on the same level as pro athletes. But the human body can only take so much before it shuts down.
Pro athletes and their coaches know that adequate sleep is REQUIRED for muscle recovery and strength building. These managers are stupid to expect performers to do this without proper rest. Injury is inevitable and collapsing like this looks like a consequence of lack of sleep as well, possibly improper diet too.
I'm kind of confused, in 11:04 it looks like the man pushed or pressed the female idol's face against his you know what, was it done intentionally or unintentionally? I apologize if I have misunderstood the man and he was just genuinely concerned about the female idol.
@ShuhuasREAL No, he was keeping her head elevated which is the right thing to do when someone passes out cold like that. However, he shouldn't have been so rough and should've immediately called for water so he could use it to help her come back, not her drinking it but just to splash cold water in the face helps bring them back faster. Happened to Siyeon of Dreamcatcher a while back. Like in 2018 when they were going nonstop and she forget to drink water that morning, well she nearly passed out during warmups and felt really lightheaded but wanted to power through it until her body shut down and all the others were left asking what the problem was. Luckily, since Dreamcatcher care about each other, they wouldn't let her keep going. After that show, they all had agreed on a routine that they still do now, eat and drink water plenty before every show so you're not so dehydrated.
I’m only 2 minutes in and I don’t even want to finish watching this…. It’s so disturbing and inhumane. These poor women. I’m so glad they have each other for support and immediately go to their bandmate when they see them ill, regardless of the show/performance. This shouldn’t be so common, there’s so many clips of women collapsing! There needs to be more protection in place for their health
A combination of overworking, exhaustion, having to be perfect at all times and not eating properly because of weight control will be gruelling for anyone!
The diets the companies make them go on are crazy please to all companies let our idols rest And the hard work they all do We must let our idols rest for once
SeeYa's backdancer going into a seizure was quite a shock. I still remember to this day how SeeYa members and their company were criticized for continuing the performance for nearly a minute while the backdancer collapsed into a seizure. Would they had continued the performance if the actual members collapsed and gone into a seizure??? probably not.. but how the backdancers are looked upon and treated.. it's still a mess to this present day.
nah ok as someone who works and volunteers in healthcare, i could not leave someone seizing on the ground a second after i see them. that can be a genuinely life-threatening situation. i understand needing to be professional on stage but in an emergency where someone could actually just straight-up die, there's no excuse why the staff (and even the other girls on stage) were not on the ground immediately protecting her head. (also NEVER pick someone up during a seizure unless you are in immediate danger, eg a fire. dont move them, dont restrain them, just protect their head, time the seizure and call an ambulance)
This is honestly so heartbreaking to watch…kpop idols work so hard to the point where they are ill…but they still continue to work hard for their fans. I hope that idols can get some rest soo …
Yea, they apologized after the show and most people in the comments are mad at the group for doing nothing, but they couldn't do anything cause they had really strict contracts at the time and if they stopped performing they could've been fired
Only in K-POP. You occasionally see this in athletes. Heat stress, dehydration, and electrolyte imbalances should be better addressed for these hard working performers before this happens. Having medical on standby should be routine. Especially in case of trauma/falls, seizures,etc…
They were under slave contracts, which means thier company is soo strict they can't even help a dancer even if they wanted to. They later visited her at the hospital and gave her flowers and they cried and apologized for not being able to help
That sinb situation is believed to be a product of her trying a new diet regime. After that the company quickly changed it and never happened again atleast on stage.
I believe they were under “slave contracts” and they could have got in serious trouble for helping her or doing anything not allowed on camera I think they also visited her after and apologised
I really wish these poor performers could just choose not to appear on stage if they aren’t feeling well and not feel like they have to stay on. The way that these idol groups get treated is outright disgusting and I find it incredibly disturbing how common these incidents seem to be. Something definitely needs to change.
The fact that Yuqi was that only one that cared, makes me so sad 😔 not only did the rest of them not care but they all gathered just the three of them like that as if nothing happened..WTF GIDLE
At 2:00, she isn't passing out. It looks more like she was fighting a stomach bug and couldn't hold back from heaving anymore. You can see her constantly covering her mouth and doubling over, and even hear her gagging when they stop talking in the mics and head backstage. I feel so bad for her.
This is why I’ve never been able to get into K-pop. The way they treat these young people is just despicable. Seeing all these girls starved half the death, the inhumanity of being contractually prohibited from helping someone having a seizure and choking on their own tongue, all the surgery, the rampant suicide… it’s just horrifying. It’s like watching elephants be abused at the circus.
There is also Jessica of girls generation, she has anemia like her sister krystal, she fainted at one of their concerts and left the stage then she came back to continue the concert
I’m honestly a bit surprised I made it until 11:19 before I saw anyone treat an idol fainting with urgency. The girl was shocked, everyone stopped to acknowledge what happened, the man swooped in to check on her without hesitation, and everyone prioritized her health. With how limp she seemed, I could tell they were genuinely scared. I mean, I was too. This girl was knocked out cold, and despite what TV depicts, getting knocked out is a big deal. It can result in a whole lot of health problems that can lead to a decrease in quality of life (and effect her career as an idol, to convince the puppet masters making her dance). Also, I don’t understand how going on with the show dancing around their unconscious/seizing friend is a good look in the eyes of the fans. I was basically screaming “GET HER OFF THE STAGE, WHAT’RE YOU DOING” for most of these.
6:43 what they don’t show is that jungkook was feeling faint at the beginning of the concert…. He finished the ENTIRE concert… and nobody ever knew anything was wrong until the documentary came out bc he barely let it show… there’s so much footage of him back stage where he can barely walk coming off stage bc he gives 200% out there always…. He’s known for his live vocals and powerful performances… it’s sad to see him like that back stage… I’d take a less energized performance w him happy and healthy anyday… but we all know how Kpop Stan’s are… heartless unless it’s their idol or group… it’s so sad. All of them work so so so hard.
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When you don’t listen to your body, your body will make you listen and everyone around too..
I kept internally screaming "Where is the staff?!?"
I know sometimes the staff is the problem, but it's their job to take care of the artists.
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Very stupid reason
I imagine they wait for a bit just to see if the artist merely tripped or slipped, but they definitely wait too long in many cases, especially with the seizure girl.
The fans are the problem. Always.
The clip with the girl having a seizure made me so sad
That felt like a scene out of a horror movie, not the seizure itself but the fact everyone carried on ignoring her like nothing happened..
@@VerociityI hate everyone but that girl on the stage
@@knowdoesntknow the story is their company wouldn't let anyone disrupt the performance or they'd face consequences, they all wanted to help but couldn't. Some of these companies really are cruel, some are still like this today.
@@Verociitythey can’t help they will get punished by the companies
that's literally what im scared of if i become a k-pop idol cause i have a risk of epilepsy and I feel bad for that girl i don't want to be like her
I hate this "the show must go on" thing when a person literally COLLAPSED on stage 😤 they shouldn't be forced nor should have the mentality of "I can do this" when they aren't feeling well. We should normalize their absence on performances when they're (or almost) sick
hey were under slave contracts at that time. They were contracts which said if the members did anything in front of the camera that the company did not explicitly tell them to, the company could file for breach of contract, and they could be arrested, especially on those times. The members actually went to visit the Dancer in hospital with flowers and they were crying and apologising profusely.
Also, remember, in those times, the company could essentially indirectly kill the members if they didn't do what they wanted.
I'm not excusing the fact that the Dancer should've gotten help straight away, but the members couldn't do anything.
Plus, with all those effects, I'm sure anybody could of had a seizure.
also the rule to continue the Performance if someone faints like bro companys don't have any spark of empathy
I can't even imagine performing so many songs in multiple venues on that kind of a restrictive diet and routine the idols go on, no wonder they get sick so often😢
@@wnysjournal stop trying to normalize seizures. I’ve had a family member die from them. All you have are excuses it’s pathetic, Get educated.
@KaylaA725 nobody is normalising seizures and not am I making any excuses for it... However how can you help another person when you're in trouble yourself?
Again as I said, there was a performance going on and at first the girls might've not even noticed and when they did they couldn't do anything about it since it was mandatory for them to keep performing.
6:10 what makes this much worse is that they pulled her from the stage. When someone has a seizure you shouldn’t really touch them unless you are in the medical field and know what to do bcs the one who has the seizure can get injured really fast and bad but also the one who is holding the person. So when you ever see someone having a seizure there is not much you can do except of course calling an ambulance, try to put smth soft under their head so that they don’t suffer from a head injury and make sure that they can’t hurt themselves with things around them so try to get rid of them
To make matters worse, the other members continued singing as if nothing had happened. I saw her having seizures for a long time before someone came running to her aid.
@@MNLilliesthey werent allowed to helo her. they wanted to
@@konekowhiskers Doing so would've upstaged the performers, and that's a big no-no if you're a back-up dancer.
You can’t do that during a live stage performance, especially with the performers still performing.
If the seizure continues for more than 5 mins you may die. It's crucial to get the person to hospital asap.
Bro I feel so sorry for them. Specially younger female idols , like imagine performing your heart out while having horrible cramps 😭
@@flyingsqurriel. That's so unhealthy though 😭
yeah smh 😭😭
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You can be near over heated sitting still with bad cramps. Trying to dance through it will definitely cause fainting. Most women use ibuprofen if they have painful cramps though. It still makes you tired that day. If she was feeling fine before the show started, she might have not had a chance to grab some advil when she started cramping though.
they probably feel lightheaded and dizzy on top of that
People doesn't understand what professionalism is nowadays. If someone fainted on stage, stop the music, stop performing, get help right away. We should stop praising artists for performing while sick and injured saying they're so professional. That's not professionalism, that's damn cruel and sad.
That's true like if they are sick and want to preform, stop them.
I hate that the slave contracts had to prevent them from helping the poor dancer! It is sick, that no one could help bc the contract was so evilly sick.
this isn't true. Slave contracts were called that simply because of how long they were. It's not a breach of contract to help someone on stage who fainted or had a seizure lmfao. The members simply didn't care and didn't want people to know they were lip-syncing. They only went to visit the dancer after the public heavily criticized them.
For the one a 6:10 with the seizure. The geoup is called SEEYA (I think).
I want to give a quick explaination to anyone whose not familiar with the kpop industry.
They were under slave contracts at that time. They were contracts which said if the members did anything in front of the camera that the company did not explicitly tell them to, the company could file for breach of contract, and they could be arrested, especially on those times. The members actually went to visit the Dancer in hospital with flowers and they were crying and apologising profusely.
Also, remember, in those times, the company could essentially indirectly kill the members if they didn't do what they wanted.
I'm not excusing the fact that the Dancer should've gotten help straight away, but the members couldn't do anything.
Plus, with all those effects, I'm sure anybody could of had a seizure.
K ty for explaining
She was looking scary 😢😢
Thats terrifying 😮
It was so scary! The way she had her mouth wide open with her hands up 😢
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11:57 I couldn't help but wonder if that was a sudden period cramp. One of the things most people forget to consider about female idols is that, well, they're women. Periods cause blood loss, temperature change, low pressure and in some cases weakness and constant pain, and even if you're well trained it sometimes can be very hard to go through it while dancing, jumping and singing on a stage full of lights...
I was thinking about that too - I’ve always wondered how they manage to get through all these performances like that
it wouldn't surprise me that with all the stress and exhaustion, their periods would be more painful too so it's way worse... (and that's considering the case where they don't have painful periods to begin with...)
I can't imagine how bad all that must feel, it sounds extremely exhausting and painful
Periods don’t cause “blood loss”…… that’s the entire point of the period
@@margaretbush I.. Well, no. Not really the entire point at all.
Many female idols actually lose their period due to the extreme diets, stress and what not
It's so weird to see how slow everyone around the fainters react...
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@@StarlightBibi If my friends are even a little pale I'm already like "Are you okay? Did you eat? Sit down, I'll get some water!" meanwhile these people just keep dancing when someone FULLY FAINTS!!
They have to. What do your hink would happen if they'd stop? You think the companies would be like "oh yeah, it's Greta you're so caring"? No. The companies would scold them and cut their pay.@@Evitaschannel
@@Evitaschanneltheir companies don't allow idols to help them or they will have to face punishments.
@@SurinderSingh-tt3wp it should be illegal to force people not to help in a medical emergency
Its just proves how hard kpop idle works people forget that they are also human they also need rest
Nah they just don’t get breaks
They are subjected to crazy diets
Don't fuel dont body it won't work
The whole industry is at vblwme
They must of known it wasn't going to be easy, but they still sign contracts anyway, nobody forced or twisted their arm, so why is it the managers fault🤔 If you sign ANY contract whilst under age then it's not the managers fault, it's the parents fault for giving their child over to these managers to turn them into idols🤨 💰talks, bull💩 walks Just saying😬 Comment by Tracy Iraia 🇳🇿🌏🇳🇿 NZ 😎
@@EllaHood-rd1dr Both
And food
They way Yuqi didn’t waste a second and ran to shuhua to help her made my heart warm🥹
Once i fainted and then my friends saw me and instead of helping me they recorded me and made a WhatsApp sticker of me in the floor. My aunt was the only one who helped me in that time
Well those mfs are not your friends then
@@Vk00kieikr
I feinted in school a couple of times, and my so-called friends used to take the piss out of me. It really upset me a lot. I never had anything to do with them after that.
They aren't friends, that is horrible 😭 I hope you didn't speak to them after that 😢
If they treated you like that, they are not your friends. I hope you ditched them after they treated you like that. 😮
10:58 I’m not familiar with this group but I’m definitely bothered at how the man handled the girl who fainted. Am I the only one who thinks he was a bit rough when he lifted her up?
These Koreans in business are ruthless. They treat them like crap. Slave contracts. The whole country is possessed by fame. Sad.
i don’t think it was on purpose. it looks like he was just rushing to get her off stage and to get treated asap
Agree, rushing her off the stage ASAP like a wet sack of potatoes is WRONG, The fans are understanding, stop the show, take care of him or her, resume the show if the remaining members are ok after refreshments and a break.
@@JT-ov2yr i mean considering she just passed out and is unconscious i’m sure he was just trying to act quickly and didn’t mean to throw her around like that
they were both rough in general did you see how the other guy gripped her hair, whipping her head around like jesus man
It's crazy how their companies will find any excuses except the fact that they are starved to reach the target weight, and way overworked.
Makes me sad, not only are they exhausted but many are starving on those strict diets the company puts them on to keep them skinny. They’re overworked and not getting enough nutrients.
Bro, that seizure one is fucking messed up. Those lights are strobe-y af too. Also, Shushu was due to the altitude. It’s a place in Mexico and most idols complain how difficult the performance is.
No fr bc wtf took them so long??? Like I get the back up dancers are strictly told not to stop dancing but that’s messed up.
I can understand, theres a city in my country which is way high up, otw there my ears felt like they were about to burst and i couldn't sleep because my head was aching, now imagine dancing tirelessly
THE SEIZURE ONE IS GOING TO LIVE IN MY NIGHTMARES
Fr
WHICH MINUT
@@Bikmisss_6:20
for realllll
Her mouth gaping wide open scares me so bad
At 6:10 I couldn't believe that they could just leave her like that, what horrible people, popular or not its not right to just let someone have a seizure and not try to help.
@K4iOfficial Firstly, I've seen it the other way where a member is hurt and the backup dancers are strictly told not to ask them for help if they themselves don't ask for the dancers help because then it throws everyone off. Dreamcatcher is my favorite for many reasons, but the biggest being for that if someone goes down, their montra is to help them back up and if they can't get up, you stop right then and there and help them anyway. But yeah, Backup dancers get the short end of the stick unfortunately.
Show must go on.
They were under slave contracts at that time. They were contracts which said if the members did anything in front of the camera that the company did not explicitly tell them to, the company could file for breach of contract, and they could be arrested, especially on those times. The members actually went to visit the Dancer in hospital with flowers and they were crying and apologising profusely.
Also, remember, in those times, the company could essentially indirectly kill the members if they didn't do what they wanted.
I'm not excusing the fact that the Dancer should've gotten help straight away, but the members couldn't do anything.
Plus, with all those effects, I'm sure anybody could of had a seizure.
Oh I understand now, thanks
a friend of mine had a seizure once in class and we were all told to get away for her safety and not to touch her. only touch them if theyre actively in danger (could hurt themselves on something nearby) though i do think they shouldve put something under her head so she doesnt injure it on the hard stage there wasnt much else to do other than get off the stage and stop performing but they wouldve been fired or worse for doing so unfortunately.
Shuhua was because of the altitude. They were in Mexico and she had altitude sickness.
Yes but they also barely got pause days between concerts and had the concert in mexico right after they arrived, which is a widely known problem that Cube literally ignored. Most artists who have to perform in mexico city nowadays take at least a day to get adjusted to the altitude. Plus, Yuqi said the members barely slept during the last world tour, their schedule was horrible 😩
I hope ppl understand that this is WAY worse than “busy schedules” that lead to this. Crazy diets and not enough nourishment, overworking… there’s nothing normal about this. They work in ways that would be illegal in some countries…. And so if you see videos of an idol having an off singing day… struggling to do choreo during multiple concerts and go to hate on them bc your fave group is “so much better” than these other ones… remember that all of this industry is working that hard. Nobody is perfect and dragging them over bad performances or bs like that just shows inhumane you are. These are human beings… I don’t want or need perfection from them… and if you expect it out of anyone…. Well, karma is a bitch. Educate yourself and have some compassion ffs
I can't imagine having to go through rigorous choreo practice and back-to-back stage performances on such ridiculous diet. They barely get the protein they need on a daily basis, it's no wonder there are so many cases of idols dropping on the stage.
I have Chaeyoung from Twice on bubble and she said as she got off the plane, they immediately starting preparing promoting one spark in Korea. I know Tzuyu got a cold during those months but their schedule.. I don't know how they do it to be honest.
They love what they do and they try not to complain about the amounts of or the number of albums and songs they do. That's why now JYP gives them plenty of time off and not just days but weeks now. It might seem nonstop content, but they enjoy what they do even if it is draining at times.
Dreamcatcher always says they are busy but they never complain because they love what they do and who they work with.
@@zaynes5094 Yeah I can't disagree there. We've seen Twice shoot their music videos in the freezing cold but their music videos turned out really good despite Momo getting sea sick in I got you.
Even with ITZY, I know a lot of MIDTY's miss Lia, she went on a hiatus the same reason Mina did, but as long as she's getting the proper treatment, I think that's what matters the most. Gotta take care of your mental health first.
Even when Twice was here in the states, Dahuyn and Jeongyeon got covid when they were supposed to perform in Seattle, but performed at the next venue. And during one venue, there's one where Jihyo was so fatigued because she was also promoting her solo album that came out last year but she still sang on stage.
Props to these idols though, from anxiety to jetlag to covid to a cold to a busy schedule, they do it for the fans.
Chaeyoung is my bias, I love TWICE...hope they're alright and nothing bad happens to them❤
They don't faint from exhaustion but from weak because of hunger they all go hungry the diets they follow to stay thin are horrible it's sad that Koreans fans like these collapses because for them it means that the artist is trying his best
exactly they dont eat enough to last all these choreography based performances
It breaks my heart seeing idols collapsing onto the floor or fainting.. the company’s over work them to damn much
I have a cousin who suffers from epilepsy. The way that they handled that situation was so wrong. Yes, the show must go on, but sometimes it should be stopped for safety reasons. They left her on that stage for too long.
they didn’t even stop at 6:10 what the heck is wrong with them, that’s so messed up dude..
they werent allowed, all the members visited her in the hospital and apologised for not helping because their contracts were so strict they wouldnt of been able to and wouldve been fired and maybe blacklisted
@@cowbearrie Ohhh alright alright but that’s actually sad
They were under slave contracts at that time. They were contracts which said if the members did anything in front of the camera that the company did not explicitly tell them to, the company could file for breach of contract, and they could be arrested, especially on those times. The members actually went to visit the Dancer in hospital with flowers and they were crying and apologising profusely.
Also, remember, in those times, the company could essentially indirectly kill the members if they didn't do what they wanted.
I'm not excusing the fact that the Dancer should've gotten help straight away, but the members couldn't do anything.
Plus, with all those effects, I'm sure anybody could of had a seizure.
If they stopped they could've been fired cause of the contract and how strict it was, they went to the hospital after the show begging for forgiveness for not helping
@@AriaLo-hv4ee wtf that hella scary dude!.
I'm shocked at the way they handled the girl having a seizure on stage... This is inhumane, can you imagine her mother watching this?
This is why I believe that being an idol is probably the hardest job in the world, people expect so much from them, and they work harder than anybody else. They deserve our utmost respect. To all the idols in Korea, we love you.
At 2:43 poor seolhyun you could literally hear her gag.. and yet they made her perform like that..you could even hear her almost hyperventilating I.n was lucky to have someone to actually care but the poor girl that had a seizure- no one even tried- she could have DIED
Was she the one who breathed in fireworks or something? Or was that someone else
@@sabrinaleedanceI’m pretty sure she had the flue or something I think that’s what she ended up saying after but she had an extremely high fever and you’d usually need to rest and take medicine but she hadn’t had a chance bc they get pushed around so much so she hadn’t gone to the hospital or anything nor did the agency make her go until after she collapsed and almost vomited on stage.. you can just look at her she’s so red and exhausted
The group seeya were under strict contracts. They visited the girl in the hospital after the show asking for forgiveness
Poor girl, with these crazy diets she prob didn't have anything in her stomach to throw up😢
i kept thinking she was going to vomit, but she never did. ive been sick like that before, she mustve felt awful :/
9:50 not only Momo seemed to be collapsing, but all the girls...
The unfortunate side of the K-pop factory is the abuse and overwork that K-pop idols have to suffer to make such joyful music that puts a smile on my face. It is terrible when it happens to the women in my favorite group … but it is also awful when it happens to all K-pop idols and their dancers. It’s painful to watch it happen during their performances. This and the constant dieting that the female idols to maintain ridiculous weights must be the worst parts about being an idol.
the second girl looked like she was trying not to throw up the whole stage
Yeah i could tell by her moves... Poor girl.
@@xStar_Fairyyeah you could see she was trying not to move her stomach around too much :(
@@r0sepetalss yeah and in general trying to stop herself from fainting and throwing up, i also saw her covering her mouth alot. And she was still required to perform :((
@@julias_catz07 yeah i agree it’s so harsh :( i hope she was able to rest and recover after
@@r0sepetalss Same D:
All idols deserve to rest, they are human. K-pop seems like the worst entertainment industry to me.
this should labelled the inhumane side of south korea
the fact that the girls have to help each other off stage in so many clips is atrocious to me
It's terrifying that when a person feels bad, others pretend that nothing happened
It’s disgusting to see the cameras flash even more when someone faints for real, I am so mad right now
I remember when Yeseo was describing how on Girls Planet one filming session was about 30-36hrs straight lol
Both Krystal and Jessica Jung had problems with fainting because incompetent people in the SM staff wouldn't take their anemia in account when putting them on strict diet plans. The worst thing you can do to an anemia sufferer is take meat out of their diet and their managers kept putting them on meatless diets.
Im also anemic and suffered an eating disorder/anxiety at one point. I felt so dizzy many times at work i thought i was going to faint. I remember bc i was a cashier and couldnt sit down, I had to hang onto my counter. Such a scary feeling!!
@@sabrinaleedance Imagine having to continue singing and dancing then trying to walk off the stage after the performance before fainting because you don't want the children in the audience to get scared while in that same status.
Something is very off when your friend collapses on stage and your first instinct is not to immediately stop singing and help her.
Exactly
I’m pretty sure at the time they were all on some strict contract that they couldn’t disrupt the performance. So if something happened to one of the members, the others weren’t allowed to help them even if they could or they’d face severe consequences. Some of the companies allowed the members to be punished or even killed for not doing what they were asked. I know, it’s messed up.
I've always liked how Mimi looks really annoyed though in OhMyGirl's Bungee performance when Jiho is ill and you can see Jiho start to go down several times and Mimi is looking off to the side as to say like "Are we stopping this or what?" I know she's not doing something huge like stopping the performance completely but she's not ignoring her, she definitely wants to do something
Of course it’s their instinct to help them!! Are you kidding me? These girls are like sisters. There’s something wrong with the music industry for threatening harsh consequences if they listen to their instinct.
I'm always shocked about this,some kpop singers or dancers faint or collapse,and people didn't care about it,or some kpop members get depressed because of people or haters!!!
On my opinions Music industries need all real Physicians with who real licenses in who can checks on idols, including their conditions, healthy lifestyle including situations, if they’re can do shows or not, safety is first Priority, it’s actually 💲 lots, best things to do for others as well too.
When Jimin performed with Taemin, when they left the stage, he collapsed.
To see them leave the stage, to see him collapse and pass out.
He was very tired. Színte did not eat anything at that time and worked constantly. He slept little.
When JK passed out, Jimin accompanied him to the hospital. He also spoke to the doctor.They are overworked and have no life.
Flashlight warning for 6:02 until 6:39!
6:10 this is so messed up
They were under slave contracts at that time. They were contracts which said if the members did anything in front of the camera that the company did not explicitly tell them to, the company could file for breach of contract, and they could be arrested, especially on those times. The members actually went to visit the Dancer in hospital with flowers and they were crying and apologising profusely.
Also, remember, in those times, the company could essentially indirectly kill the members if they didn't do what they wanted.
I'm not excusing the fact that the Dancer should've gotten help straight away, but the members couldn't do anything.
Plus, with all those effects, I'm sure anybody could of had a seizure.
this is good, show them the ones that demands short comebacks in between releases that its hard work.
This is straight up abuse they are starving and given crazy schedules never get rest etc so cruel quit giving money to these companies that don’t care about the artists
When I was younger I toured in a band that opened for some bigger names. Stage lights are HOT. Add weather, high energy moves like these idols do, poor diets trying to stay slim, lack of sleep from appearances, heavy clothing some of the groups wear, I’m surprised it doesn’t happen more often. These idols are on the same level as pro athletes. But the human body can only take so much before it shuts down.
Pro athletes and their coaches know that adequate sleep is REQUIRED for muscle recovery and strength building. These managers are stupid to expect performers to do this without proper rest. Injury is inevitable and collapsing like this looks like a consequence of lack of sleep as well, possibly improper diet too.
@@shieldmaidenforchrist1310 hopefully these days more precautions are taken to ensure safer measures.
@@joelg8004Lol tough chance on that one. They know it’s unhealthy for their artists. They do not care.
Celebrities forget your health is worth more than money and fame. Without health, you can't do anything.
6:26 collapsing alone in not GOOD AT ALL! JUST STOP THE PERFOMANCE AND HELO HER BROO
I am so glad that the other members of the group are always there for each other
I'm kind of confused, in 11:04 it looks like the man pushed or pressed the female idol's face against his you know what, was it done intentionally or unintentionally? I apologize if I have misunderstood the man and he was just genuinely concerned about the female idol.
@ShuhuasREAL No, he was keeping her head elevated which is the right thing to do when someone passes out cold like that. However, he shouldn't have been so rough and should've immediately called for water so he could use it to help her come back, not her drinking it but just to splash cold water in the face helps bring them back faster.
Happened to Siyeon of Dreamcatcher a while back. Like in 2018 when they were going nonstop and she forget to drink water that morning, well she nearly passed out during warmups and felt really lightheaded but wanted to power through it until her body shut down and all the others were left asking what the problem was. Luckily, since Dreamcatcher care about each other, they wouldn't let her keep going.
After that show, they all had agreed on a routine that they still do now, eat and drink water plenty before every show so you're not so dehydrated.
He probably panicked, and wanted to get her face away from the cameras as fast as possible. He did get a lot of hate for that tho
Exactly that's so weird
@@zaynes5094 I see. Thank you for explaining :>
@@keyboardsmash1231 Oh, so I was pretty late lol but I guess his prob just trying his best to help
I’m only 2 minutes in and I don’t even want to finish watching this…. It’s so disturbing and inhumane. These poor women. I’m so glad they have each other for support and immediately go to their bandmate when they see them ill, regardless of the show/performance. This shouldn’t be so common, there’s so many clips of women collapsing! There needs to be more protection in place for their health
Collapsing from exhaustion can lead to heart failure, this is seriously dangerous!
6:20 like really?u left her there while having a seizure,that’s just messed up man
A combination of overworking, exhaustion, having to be perfect at all times and not eating properly because of weight control will be gruelling for anyone!
吐きそうになってるのにお客さんの前では絶対吐くまいって感じで耐えてるのとか見ると悲しくなった。
メンバーが必ず体支えて裏に連れてく姿とか、自然にすぐ動けてる子達すごいなーとも。
Im just happy that the other members help them ❤ but I feel so sorry for them😢
The diets the companies make them go on are crazy please to all companies let our idols rest
And the hard work they all do
We must let our idols rest for once
Performers sshould be allowed to eat and sleep properly jesus christ
the girl having a fever really made me upset... no one helped her on stage after 30 seconds, i actually hope she's doing okay.
This is so sad 😢 their still humans you know? Companies should take care of these poor people 😢 not treat then like trash, not neglect them
SeeYa's backdancer going into a seizure was quite a shock.
I still remember to this day how SeeYa members and their company were criticized for continuing the performance for nearly a minute while the backdancer collapsed into a seizure. Would they had continued the performance if the actual members collapsed and gone into a seizure??? probably not.. but how the backdancers are looked upon and treated.. it's still a mess to this present day.
They work so hard for their fans ❤❤ they sometimes need a break
nah ok as someone who works and volunteers in healthcare, i could not leave someone seizing on the ground a second after i see them. that can be a genuinely life-threatening situation. i understand needing to be professional on stage but in an emergency where someone could actually just straight-up die, there's no excuse why the staff (and even the other girls on stage) were not on the ground immediately protecting her head. (also NEVER pick someone up during a seizure unless you are in immediate danger, eg a fire. dont move them, dont restrain them, just protect their head, time the seizure and call an ambulance)
Brother bang Chan is such a good leader seriously❤❤❤and hope company’s doesn’t make idols so tired and hope they all have good health❤❤
it’s been years and it’s still bad you would think they would get better over the years especially in the heat they deserve breaks
Not on the topic of the video but I wanted to add, there are flashing lights from 6:01 to 6:39
6:31 She’s just sitting there
食事も制限され、睡眠時間もなく、激しいダンスにハードスケジュール…
人前に出るのに面積の少ない下着のような衣装、
次から次へと涌き出るアンチに耐えなければならない。
会社は利益の為に使い捨ての駒のように彼らを酷使…
なんて過酷な職だろうか😢
彼らに休養とリフレッシュできる環境が与えられますように。
This is honestly so heartbreaking to watch…kpop idols work so hard to the point where they are ill…but they still continue to work hard for their fans. I hope that idols can get some rest soo …
who even made a rule “even if a member feels unwell don’t stop dancing just to help them” excuse me?
Im here after kotoko accident since im wondering if this usually common in kpop indudtry hoping for kotoko recovery 😢
6:10 most of the people are talking about this i heard that they apologized
Yea, they apologized after the show and most people in the comments are mad at the group for doing nothing, but they couldn't do anything cause they had really strict contracts at the time and if they stopped performing they could've been fired
I hope all k pop groups fell better and stay strong❤❤❤ I love all of y'all❤❤❤❤❤
Only in K-POP. You occasionally see this in athletes. Heat stress, dehydration, and electrolyte imbalances should be better addressed for these hard working performers before this happens. Having medical on standby should be routine. Especially in case of trauma/falls, seizures,etc…
6:33 members with that gurl was very inhuman, does a concert and their acting matter over a LIFE ?
I hope seeya disbanded
They were under slave contracts, which means thier company is soo strict they can't even help a dancer even if they wanted to. They later visited her at the hospital and gave her flowers and they cried and apologized for not being able to help
@@shajisudhakaran9269she died? wth
4:58 he is my favorite seeing him like this hurts me
Poor kookie😢 i feel soo bad and its the fact he is the youngest out of his group I feel bad for all the k-pop idols in general
The thing about AOA Seolhyun posted in her insta that before the performance she was perfectly fine but the smoke made her dizzy and nauseous😢
They all make me sick to my stomach because they get overworked and no breaks.
Why do I feel like this same exact video has been uploaded every month for the past 5 years… like. The same *exact* video.
That sinb situation is believed to be a product of her trying a new diet regime. After that the company quickly changed it and never happened again atleast on stage.
6:38 wtf is wrong with them why don't they help her
I believe they were under “slave contracts” and they could have got in serious trouble for helping her or doing anything not allowed on camera I think they also visited her after and apologised
@@Tiiiisslovesyou alr but that doesn't justify not helping her up that's inhuman
Touching someone when they have a seizure is dangerous, you have to be medically trained to help someone and know when to do it
I really wish these poor performers could just choose not to appear on stage if they aren’t feeling well and not feel like they have to stay on. The way that these idol groups get treated is outright disgusting and I find it incredibly disturbing how common these incidents seem to be. Something definitely needs to change.
Also Minho and Moonbin after theirs Tiger Inside performance
The others reactions just show how common it is
The fact that Yuqi was that only one that cared, makes me so sad 😔 not only did the rest of them not care but they all gathered just the three of them like that as if nothing happened..WTF GIDLE
At 2:00, she isn't passing out. It looks more like she was fighting a stomach bug and couldn't hold back from heaving anymore. You can see her constantly covering her mouth and doubling over, and even hear her gagging when they stop talking in the mics and head backstage. I feel so bad for her.
Now Kotoko from Unis fainted :(
This is why I’ve never been able to get into K-pop. The way they treat these young people is just despicable. Seeing all these girls starved half the death, the inhumanity of being contractually prohibited from helping someone having a seizure and choking on their own tongue, all the surgery, the rampant suicide… it’s just horrifying. It’s like watching elephants be abused at the circus.
なんでどの映像もスタッフが
すぐに駆けつけないのか
意味がわからない
There is also Jessica of girls generation, she has anemia like her sister krystal, she fainted at one of their concerts and left the stage then she came back to continue the concert
If idols are feeling too sick to perform, then they should have the right to not perform!! They're human too
What’s more concerning is the lack of reactivity of the members
3:38 OMGG this is why Yuqi is my bias the way she got shusha up in a second was so sweet
I’m honestly a bit surprised I made it until 11:19 before I saw anyone treat an idol fainting with urgency. The girl was shocked, everyone stopped to acknowledge what happened, the man swooped in to check on her without hesitation, and everyone prioritized her health. With how limp she seemed, I could tell they were genuinely scared. I mean, I was too. This girl was knocked out cold, and despite what TV depicts, getting knocked out is a big deal. It can result in a whole lot of health problems that can lead to a decrease in quality of life (and effect her career as an idol, to convince the puppet masters making her dance). Also, I don’t understand how going on with the show dancing around their unconscious/seizing friend is a good look in the eyes of the fans. I was basically screaming “GET HER OFF THE STAGE, WHAT’RE YOU DOING” for most of these.
6:43 what they don’t show is that jungkook was feeling faint at the beginning of the concert…. He finished the ENTIRE concert… and nobody ever knew anything was wrong until the documentary came out bc he barely let it show… there’s so much footage of him back stage where he can barely walk coming off stage bc he gives 200% out there always…. He’s known for his live vocals and powerful performances… it’s sad to see him like that back stage… I’d take a less energized performance w him happy and healthy anyday… but we all know how Kpop Stan’s are… heartless unless it’s their idol or group… it’s so sad. All of them work so so so hard.
10:46 JUST WHY 10:53 THEY
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