LE SSERAFIM is considered by Korean media to be the "nightmare" of Coachella 2024!

The country's media and fans have no more excuses for HYBE's extremely poor performance at the Coachella 2024 stage. Many Korean newspapers are not afraid to shame, criticiz.e and even humiliate the 5 female idols. tone deaf".

LE SSERAFIM is attracting attention after its performance at the Coachella music festival on April 14, 2024. However, instead of receiving praise, the 4th generation group is facing a wave of strong criticism for their poor live performance.

Instead of trying to protect the country's idols, the Korean media and netizens of this country were no longer able to defend and even posted a song "sacrificing" LE SSERAFIM because of the musical disaster that this group brought to Coachella 2024.

Accordingly, the Korean newspaper Sports Dong A has an article commenting on LE SSERAFIM's "tone-deaf" performance: "LE SSERAFIM is constantly criticized for its poor singing skills on the encore stage of music shows." Meanwhile, when news spread that they would perform on the Coachella stage, netizens were curious about the live performance the girls would show.

As expected, LE SSERAFIM's performance was rated as below acceptable standards. Even though they are 'singers', they cannot sing at the right pitch and only perform in the true sense of 'shouting'. There are opinions supporting that 'performance intensity must be taken into account' but the basic problem is that most of the 5 members are 'tone deaf'."

Or as Korea's MKSports newspaper also wrote an article evaluating LE SSERAFIM's performance: "Perhaps because there were too many expectations for the performance, everyone agreed that the girls' vocals were disappointing and increasingly disappointing. It felt even more like it was about to crumble when performing the last songs. Especially, in the last song Fire In The Belly, the unstable pitch, shaky breathing, and the problem of losing the voice all happened at the same time, causing the audience to have trouble. constantly asking questions about their skills."

This news site also rated LE SSERAFIM's performance as a "nightmare" of Coachella. But this "nightmare" can still become an opportunity with the second performance of the HYBE girls at the upcoming biggest music festival on the planet.

After their terrible live performance, LE SSERAFIM was not only criticized by international audiences but also unacceptable by audiences in their home country of Korea. Comments like "so embarrassing", "I don't even dare to watch them sing live again", "can't imagine a Kpop artist singing this badly internationally", "I really miss BLACKPINK" ,...

In the performance videos, the members' voices were said to be too harsh. Many parts even broke their voices and were out of tune, making the performance difficult to hear. Member Chaewon received the most lines but could only do her part well, not being able to "carry" the entire performance. As for Yunjin, who is considered to have the best vocal technique in the group, when he goes on stage, he becomes a disaster because he is too nervous to sing.

Many fans from Korea have also expressed disappointment and shame that LE SSERAFIM has not been able to convey the positive energy of Korean music on the international stage.

LE SSERAFIM is currently one of the most prominent groups of the 4th generation. In terms of visuals, the group is considered to have many bright spots, especially key member Sakura who is always among the top beauties in Kpop today. . But this gir.l is Japanese, not Korean.

But if we talk about talent, the group seems to only be able to do well in choreography. As for the live singing part, surely anyone who watched the encore videos or the recent Coachella performance will understand some of it for themselves.

LE SSERAFIM became a Coachella disaster, Korean netizens were embarrassed Mẫn Nhi07:30:50 15/04/2024LE SSERAFIM officially entered Coachella with a fierce visual, stirring up the crowd, but her live vocals made Korean netizens react harshly: Too embarrassing, don't call this Kpop!