LE SSERAFIM recently hosted their fanmeeting FEARNADA to commemorate their 2nd debut anniversary. The members treated fans to performances of their popular songs, engaged in interactions with the audience, and even did covers of songs by other Kpop groups. A noteworthy moment from the event was when Kazuha covered Miss A’s debut hit “Bad Girl, Good Girl,”which sparked a debate among fans due to her impressive ballet solo performance.
Kazuha paid homage to Suzy’s iconic choreography of Bad Girl, Good Girl during her solo performance. Dressed in a balletcore outfit resembling a princess, the idol showcased her stunning visuals. Utilizing her background in ballet, Kazuha incorporated graceful ballet movements into her performance. It was evident that she drew inspiration from Suzy’s expressions and commanding stage presence.
The controversy sparked when Kazuha’s performance received backlash from Suzy’s devoted fanbase. Many speculated that Kazuha and HYBE were exploiting Suzy’s popularity for their own gain. Ever since her debut, Kazuha has been garnering attention for her striking resemblance to the beloved “nation’s first love.”
Kazuha has frequently been likened to Suzy due to her feminine appearance and innocent persona. HYBE has consistently utilized the nickname “little Suzy”to promote the idol.
Despite their large fanbase, LE SSERAFIM has received criticism in Korea for their subpar live performances since their appearance at Coachella 2024. Overcoming this negative sentiment has proven to be a challenge for the group.
Consequently, Suzy’s supporters are extremely upset at seeing Kazuha perform a song that is closely associated with Miss A’s legacy. In addition, using Suzy’s name multiple times to advertise another idol has only fueled the dissatisfaction. They point out that HYBE appears to be exploiting Suzy’s fame to draw attention to Kazuha.
Presently, Suzy’s attention has turned from music to acting. Some speculate that HYBE is aiming to produce a new Suzy by selecting Kazuha.
Responding to this, K-netizens have expressed their viewpoints:
- Is covering a Miss A song really worth all this hate? She didn’t even mention Suzy. It’s absurd for Kazuha to be hated on like this
- Who hasn’t been unable to let go of Suzy since her debut? Who doesn’t know she’s constantly associated with Suzy? It’s not just once or twice.
- If it had only been a cover of a song, the situation wouldn’t have escalated to such a level. I find it quite shocking that they copied Suzy’s style and expressions.
- Normally, if someone is praised for resembling someone else, they would deny it. However, we feel uncomfortable because she continues to mimic Suzy.
- It is common knowledge that ever since her debut, she has been using Suzy’s name to gain attention. If it were any other idol, their fans would be outraged. However, Suzy’s fans are known for their kindness. Her reenactment of Lee Doona’s scene and her cover of Suzy’s song speak for themselves. Our annoyance does not solely stem from her cover of Suzy’s song.
The source is k14.
Leave a Reply