• Netizens defend LE SSERAFIM's Sakura from critics questioning her singing abilities

    Netizens discuss about Sakura's confessions about people doubting her singing skills.

    On September 18, a popular post about Sakura appeared on TheQoo's community board. It was titled, "LE SSERAFIM SAKURA: MULTIPLE PEOPLE HAVE TOLD ME THIS. I CAN'T SING THAT ".

    In the post, netizens talked about a video clip from an interview where Sakura talked about how she handles negative comments.

    In the video, Sakura is trying to stop her tears by saying, "People tell me a lot that I really can't sing. When I saw that, I felt a lot of pain. After that happened, it was hard to get into the recording studio. I wish I hadn't been given so many parts and lines in the song since then ".

    She continued by saying, "I wanted to do well, but I was worried that those things would be said to me again. I also want to work hard because I don't want to run away anymore ".

    Some netizens responded to this post by saying that Sakura's singing has improved a lot since she joined LE SSERAFIM, while others had different thoughts.

    Most of the time, netizens criticized people who posted mean comments that were too extreme.

    Check out the comments translated directly below:

    She kept saying that she was going to get better at both singing and dancing, so I don't know why people were so annoyed and left bad comments.

    Why would you go to the post of someone you don't like just to curse at them? Spend that time instead reading posts from people you like.

    Sakura went back to Korea and made her second debut with LE SSERAFIM. Her singing and dancing had gotten better, and she did well. While Sakura was getting things done, did those who didn't like her get anything done at all?

    Her singing and dancing do get better, and it's clear that she's trying. I hope she quit hurting herself.

    Her dancing and singing both got a lot better, of course.

    I wonder if she wants to try to become an actress…

    It's hard to admit when you're not good at something. She really has a great mind for business.

    If I were her, I probably would have said I wasn't good enough and given up. But it's amazing how she didn't give up after getting hurt and kept trying.

    To be an idol, you have to do more than just sing, so different people may have different standards.

    People can say what they don't like about something, but they don't have to be mean about it.

    Why do people have to say bad things as a simple passerby?

    What are your thoughts on the post about Sakura?

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  • BTS’s J-Hope Drops More Dreamy Concept Photos for ‘Sweet Dreams’ — Fans Can’t Get Enough of His Cozy and Romantic Vibes

    BTS’s J-Hope is keeping fans excited as he drops even more stunning concept photos for his highly anticipated new single!

    On March 4, J-Hope released the second concept photo for his digital single "Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel)" through BTS’s official social media, giving fans another glimpse into the warm and romantic theme of his comeback.

    In the latest photos, J-Hope brings out the sweet and dreamy vibes of being in love—all in the most familiar place, his home.

    He’s seen lying comfortably on a cozy rug, talking on the phone with a blissful smile, and daydreaming with his feet propped up on a chair.

    Sitting on the edge of a bathtub, he looks completely relaxed, lost in thought, as the soft sunlight wraps around him, adding to the sentimental and heartwarming mood.

    The dreamy setting and his gentle, love-filled expressions perfectly match the theme of "Sweet Dreams," making fans even more excited for the song’s release!

    Before the official release, J-Hope will drop teaser videos on March 5 and 6, leading up to the big moment on March 7 at 2 PM KST.

    To celebrate, J-Hope is also holding an exclusive offline fan event, "Sweet Dreamland," where 613 lucky ARMYs will get to experience the magic in person at 1 PM KST on March 7.

    The number 613 isn’t random—it represents BTS’s debut date, June 13, showing J-Hope’s deep appreciation for his fans.

    And don’t worry if you can’t be there in person—the event will be livestreamed on Weverse, so ARMYs all over the world can join in the fun!

    "Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel)" is a romantic serenade filled with J-Hope’s heartfelt emotions and a desire to love and be loved. With R&B star Miguel lending his smooth vocals to the track, anticipation is through the roof!

    J-Hope has already started his first solo world tour with the "j-hope Tour ‘HOPE ON THE STAGE’ in SEOUL", held at the KSPO DOME from February 28 to March 2.

    But he didn’t stop there—he surprised fans with a pre-release performance of "Sweet Dreams (feat. Miguel)," and the crowd went wild!

    Even before the official release, the song is already getting rave reviews! On March 3, British music magazine NME gave the concert a five-star rating, praising J-Hope’s powerful stage presence and saying:


    "It was clear how much he missed the stage, and that’s where he shines the brightest. He has already proven his abilities as a BTS member, and now, he has done so again as a solo artist. He fully showcased his talent and radiated an energy stronger than ever before."

    With a new single, an exclusive fan event, and an exciting world tour ahead, J-Hope is set to dominate the music scene once again! Are you ready to experience "Sweet Dreams"?

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