LE SSERAFIM’s New Ending Fairy Faces Backlash From Fans

LE SSERAFIM is facing backlash over their new “ending fairy” performance move during their latest comeback promotions.

The HYBE girl group recently dropped their pre-release single “Celebration,” but the comeback has hit some bumps. Beyond mixed reactions to the song and music video, fans and netizens are divided over the group’s unique way of ending their live performances.

Instead of the usual heavy breathing or striking poses at the end of the song, LE SSERAFIM and their dancers keep dancing after the music stops. This continuous dancing without music is a fresh take on the “ending fairy” moment in K-pop performances.

Fans quickly reacted online, with many praising the idea as a potential new trend in K-pop.

“A dance that doesn’t stop even when the outro is over. This is the real stuff. I freaking love it.”
— Twitter user

“NO ONE MATCHES THEIR HAPPINESS ON STAGE”
— Twitter user

“Whoever pitched the idea to continue dancing after the song finishes…let me give u ur tens cuz i don’t think i’ve seen anything like this”
— Twitter user

However, criticism poured in just as fast. Many netizens called the ending fairy “cringe” and dismissed it as something that will never catch on.

“God they’re so cringe… someone tell them that THIS WILL NEVER be a trend”
— Twitter user

“Looking stupid as hell”
— Twitter user

“Trend where? u be making shit outta ur ass”
— Twitter user

“Yall be calling everything a ‘trend’ ”
— Twitter user

Meanwhile, LE SSERAFIM’s streaming performance has sparked heated opinions among fans and critics alike.

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As the controversy continues, LE SSERAFIM’s “ending fairy” remains a hot topic in the K-pop community. Fans and critics are watching closely to see if this bold move will catch on or fade away.