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don't drag tws into that conversation just because people in your own fandom aren't satisfied with their concert. if you have complaints, direct them at the company that's responsible for planning, producing, and preparing their/your artists' concerts not at another group that has nothing to do with it. tws spent months preparing for their tour.
they performed for over three hours while two members were injured, yet they still did everything they could to put on a great show because they genuinely wanted to meet their fans. and those tears? they weren't some performance to gain sympathy, they were the result of feeling frustrated that they couldn't perform the way they wanted to. anyone who actually watched the concert would know that.
it's weird to reduce all of their hard work to "wearing school uniforms, acting cute, crying, and doing cover stages" when they put so much effort into their live performances, choreography, some arrangements, fan interactions, and overall concert production.
if your fandom expected something different from your group's concert, that's between your fandom and your company's management. stop bringing tws into every discussion just to make a point. criticize the people actually responsible, the company that planned and prepared the concert not artists who worked their hardest to give fans a memorable experience
Today marks the 900th consecutive day of TWS' “plot twist” on the MelOn Top 100 Daily, never leaving the chart for a single day
The longest-charting K-pop boy group debut song in HISTORY
TWS' “plot twist” is currently gaining attention as many are only just noticing this cute hidden detail in the choreography
As the lyrics say, ‘What's your name?’, the members at the back spell out ㄴㄱㅅㅇ (누구세요 = ‘Who are you?’) with their formation