[아티스트 공익활동] 스트레이 키즈 리노
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"어려운 시간을 보내고 계신 분들께 저의 마음이 조그마한 힘이 되었으면 좋겠습니다. 이재민분들과 현장에서 구호 작업에 힘써주시는 모든 분이 하루빨리 평온한 일상을 회복하시기를 진심으로 바랍니다"
- Stray Kids 리노
기부금은 네팔 홍수 피해 현장 식량 및 영양, 임시 주거(Shelter), 식수위생(WASH) 등을 중심으로 피해 주민의 생존과 일상 회복을 위해 쓰여질 예정입니다.
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나눔을 통한 따뜻한 세상, 마음 가득히 응원합니다🩵
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#leeknow donated 100 million won for emergency relief for nepal flood victims
"i hope my gesture can be a small source of strength for those going through difficult times. i sincerely hope that the flood victims and everyone working hard on relief efforts on the ground+
leeknow donated 100 million krw to world vision korea to help save lives and support the livelihoods of children and families affected by the floods in Nepal!
leeknow: “i hope that my heart can be a small source of strength for those who are going through a difficult time. i sincerely hope that the victims and everyone working hard on relief efforts at the scene can return to peaceful daily lives as soon as possible”
What happened during Day 1 of Stray Kids’ RUN IT Tour in Japan is absolutely unacceptable.
This was an outdoor stadium performance in heavy rain, and footage from the concert shows a stage that was not simply “a little wet.” There were visible puddles and large sections of the stage appeared completely soaked.
At least FOUR Stray Kids members were seen or reported falling during the performance:
• Lee Know reportedly fell twice, with some STAYs in attendance saying he remained down after hitting his head and unmoving for a concerning amount of time. He was later seen attempting to ride a scooter and appeared to be struggling to move normally.
• Felix, who has a documented history of back injury, fell and appeared to land hard on his arm/side.
• Changbin’s feet slid out from underneath him and he landed on his arm while trying to catch himself.
• Bang Chan fell and injured his arm badly enough that he was seen using his own shirt on stage to wrap the injured area and stop the bleeding.
And yet, in the same footage, you can clearly see cameras, monitors and other equipment protected from the rain with plastic.
So equipment could be protected from the weather, but the stage the ARTISTS WERE RUNNING AND DANCING ON could not be kept reasonably dry?
Stray Kids perform incredibly physical choreography. They run across massive stages, move quickly between markings, jump, turn and execute choreography that requires stability and precise footing. A stage covered in standing water creates an obvious safety hazard.
And this does not only concern Stray Kids.
Their dancers were performing on that exact same stage. Most audience footage naturally focuses on the members, so we have no way of knowing whether members of the dance team also slipped, fell or were injured outside what happened to be captured in fancams.
Rain at an outdoor concert is sometimes unavoidable.
Allowing performers to repeatedly run and dance across a stage with visible standing water is another matter entirely.
There should have been an adequate safety plan in place to continuously remove standing water and address dangerous sections of the stage. If conditions reached a point where that could not be done safely, the performance should have been paused until they could.
No concert is worth an artist, dancer or crew member suffering a serious or potentially career-altering injury.
We sincerely hope Lee Know, Felix, Changbin and Bang Chan are okay.
And to every member, we are begging you: please take care of yourselves and each other.
We all know how much you love performing. We know how much you love being on stage for STAY, and we know you will push yourselves to keep going even when you are hurting.
But please understand that STAY would rather see a performance stopped, delayed or even canceled than watch any of you risk being seriously injured.
No stage, no concert and no performance is more important than your safety and health.
We can always have another concert.
We cannot replace you. Please be safe.
@Stray_Kids@Stray_Kids_JP@stay_support@jypnation STAYs around the world are deeply concerned for the members health and safety. The people responsible for operating this venue and production need to explain how conditions were allowed to become this dangerous — and what will be done to ensure it never happens again.
#StrayKids #스트레이키즈 #スキズ #RUN_IT_JAPAN
i still remember when lee know was missing a large chunk of his skin from a burn div1 caused so it’s very on brand for them to not care if he fell head first onto the stage because of their negligence. this pattern will never be broken as long as lee know is in jype
oh my god he fell shoulder and head first onto the slippery stage, could not get up, another member had to get to him to help him and another one stood in front of him to prevent fans from seeing him in such state and no one in their team tried to keep him from performing again??
if “professionalism” is to force an idol to keep performing when they sustain injuries that are severe enough to indicate an urgent ct scan, then the entire industry needs to change its standards for the better
skz are not only singers but also DANCERS and PERFORMERS and their stage is HUGE, their choreos are demanding. given the weather forecasts are common knowledge, why wouldn’t div1 invest in better shoes and clean the stage properly after the rain?
it’s 2026. your situationship automated your chat making you talk to a bot, a meal costs an arm, all your icons die one by one and they snipe you down on the streets for tweeting a fancam