ENHYPEN’s Upcoming World Tour Sparks Backlash From ENGENEs: ‘It’s Evil And Inhumane’

ENHYPEN’s Upcoming World Tour Sparks Backlash From ENGENEs: ‘It’s Evil And Inhumane’

Despite ENHYPEN’s announcement of their highly-anticipated upcoming world tour, the news was met with negative reactions from fans. This ultimately resulted in fans directing their frustration and anger towards BELIFT LAB.

On September 2, BELIFT LAB formally declared that ENHYPEN will commence their “WALK THE LINE”world tour. The first shows will take place on October 5 and October 6 in Goyang, Korea.

After their concerts in Korea, ENHYPEN will continue with a series of performances in Japan, starting at Saitama’s Belluna Dome on November 9 and 10, followed by shows at Fukuoka’s Mizuho PayPay Dome on December 28 and 29, and concluding with performances at Osaka’s Kyocera Dome on January 25 and 26.

Despite the intention to excite fans, the announcements were received with negative responses from ENGENEs. Many expressed disappointment with BELIFT LAB’s decision to send the members on a new tour instead of allowing them a much-needed break.

On the social media platform X (Twitter), the agency received backlash from netizens who expressed their frustration with seeing ENHYPEN being overworked. Their reactions are listed below:

  • “What the f**k is wrong with you fate tour has literally just ended.”
  • “They just ended their tour literally yesterday yet here you couldn’t even give them a day’s rest. You’re the worst!”
  • “You go to actual hell BELIFT, this is a sick move! Let ENHYPEN rest!”
  • “You are sick in the head, ISTG.”
  • “I’m glad the Fate tour is over after 401 days. But it’s too much to let them work too hard all the time.”
  • “The agency should give them a break for long-term health with a better schedule and come back with their work.”

During a recent concert interview, ENHYPEN’s announcement caused a buzz on social media. The group was questioned about their post-“FATE PLUS”tour plans.

Despite their hectic schedules, ENHYPEN still made time to enjoy simple pleasures together, like eating, sleeping, and fishing without the constant presence of cameras. Fans were saddened to see that the group may already be showing signs of burnout.

What is your response to the matter? Are you still excited about attending their concerts? Please share your thoughts in the comments section.

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