@Kiyopon_Ayano Japón hay una tendencia muy marcada a no ver con buenos ojos que contenidos o figuras que vienen de la “cultura otaku,” como los VTubers o los utaite, salgan a la luz pública y se vuelvan mainstream.
@Kiyopon_Ayano El odio hacia ella no fue por un solo motivo, sino acumulado. Por supuesto, creo que el odio y las críticas excesivas hacia ella por parte de los fans del K-pop y los antis cruzaron la línea.
I believe a few points need clarification:
1. While it is accurate that many who criticized Ado recently were Kpop fans, it is incorrect to characterize the entire group as such. Ado has long had a substantial number of anti-fans for a variety of reasons unrelated to Kpop.
@JewKnoWat@animetrends En realidad, creo que la enorme rabia hacia ella no fue por un solo motivo, sino el resultado de varios problemas acumulados. Había fans del Kpop molestos solo por verla en ese escenario, y aparte, muchos japoneses que ya le tenían antipatía desde antes...
I believe a few points need clarification:
1. While it is accurate that many who criticized Ado recently were Kpop fans, it is incorrect to characterize the entire group as such. Ado has long had a substantial number of anti-fans for a variety of reasons unrelated to Kpop.
@HanzellFlo74104@animetrends En realidad, creo que la enorme rabia hacia ella no fue por un solo motivo, sino el resultado de varios problemas acumulados. Había fans del Kpop molestos solo por verla en ese escenario, y aparte, muchos japoneses que ya le tenían antipatía desde antes.
I believe a few points need clarification:
1. While it is accurate that many who criticized Ado recently were Kpop fans, it is incorrect to characterize the entire group as such. Ado has long had a substantial number of anti-fans for a variety of reasons unrelated to Kpop.
others view her heavy technique and piercing tone as excessive. Consequently, her vocal style can feel quite jarring to listeners accustomed to traditional Jpop.
I believe a few points need clarification:
1. While it is accurate that many who criticized Ado recently were Kpop fans, it is incorrect to characterize the entire group as such. Ado has long had a substantial number of anti-fans for a variety of reasons unrelated to Kpop.
FANS DEL KPOP ABUCHEAN A ADO
La enigmática cantante Ado clausuró un festival de K-pop en Tokio y se llevó una lluvia de abucheos tras imponer sus reglas de anonimato en un recinto acostumbrado a las cámaras y a ver a todos los grupos juntos al final.
Para que no se filtrara su rostro, la producción armó una jaula en el escenario, prohibió cámaras y binoculares y canceló la despedida masiva: el primer día sí la hubo, el segundo terminó en desalojo apenas ella bajó.
En el K-pop, fotografiar el show y quedarse al finale es la regla. En el circuito de Ado, el anonimato pesa más que esa costumbre, y el recinto se adapta antes que ella muestre la cara.
4. Opinions on her vocal capabilities are similarly mixed. Rather than adhering to conventional Japanese pop vocal styles, her singing features intense dynamics, powerful projection, and theatrical flair characteristic of the utaite subculture. While appreciated by many,
@FCarp202241256@sjnical Although a lot of her critics are K-pop fans, there are others as well... Many people dislike her simply because she started out as an utaite. In Japan, there's a strong prejudice against singers with utaite backgrounds. Plus, 5ch anti-fans play a big part in it too.
@LadyValkyuri She sang "Odoru Pompokorin," the Chibi Maruko-chan OP, and while it’s a great song, it honestly didn't fit the occasion. In US terms, it’s like performing the SpongeBob or The Simpsons theme song on that stage.
I listen to Ado occasionally and I'm not a Kpop fan either, but I can kind of understand why Kpop fans were angry—though, of course, the harsh personal attacks against her from some of them went way too far.
I think the event organizers are the ones at fault here.
It’s interesting how international and Japanese fans are reacting differently. Most Japanese fans, even those who aren't fans of Ado, feel that she and the organizers were in the wrong.
(Of course, K-pop fans spewing unnecessary rage and hate at her deserve the criticism.)