LE SSERAFIM made their second appearance at the Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival in California on the evening of April 20th. The group took the stage to the sound of “Good Bones” , a track from their third mini album. According to their agency Source Music, LE SSERAFIM drew in a crowd of 30,000 during their initial performance and maintained a similar audience for their second show at the Sahara stage.
In their performance, LE SSERAFIM showcased a total of 10 songs, spanning 40 minutes, including their hits “Antifragile”, “Fearless”, “1-800-hot-n-fun”, and “Fire in the belly”. The only noticeable change from their previous show was the improvement in the members’ live singing abilities. Despite this, the group remained a topic of controversy as they relied on AR vocals rather than singing live, even during their live broadcast.
Despite receiving some praise for their efforts to improve their performance in the second show, the majority of netizens continued to criticize the LE SSERAFIM members for their lack of singing skills. Many comments were made about the group’s reliance on auto-tune and their questionable qualifications as singers. Some netizens even questioned why they were chosen to perform at the festival with their limited skills.
Despite facing heavy criticism from the public since their early days in Korea, LE SSERAFIM recently faced even more backlash after their underwhelming live performance at the Coachella festival last week. The members struggled to deliver a flawless stage, with multiple mistakes such as unstable pitches and cracks. Adding fuel to the fire, Sakura’s comments after the show only intensified the controversy as she claimed it was the best performance of the group and that it helped her understand the true meaning of life and their group, despite only being together for less than 2 years and having limited touring experience.
Despite facing criticism, Kim Chae-won caused a commotion when she shared a video on social media of singer Doja Cat flipping the middle finger.
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