Lesserafim’s Bold Move: Shutting Down Media Comments Amid Backlash

To ensure the safety of their members, K-pop group LE SSERAFIM has taken a significant step by disabling the comment sections on their social media platforms.

This choice has an impact on their verified profiles on various social media platforms such as Twitter, Instagram, TikTok, and even the personal profiles of each member.

Since June, it has been observed by fans that the only interactive choices on these posts are limited to liking and sharing, as comments have been disabled.

The recent release of the group’s documentary, MAKE IT LOOK EASY, has shed a brighter light on the issue of online harassment.

The movie emphasizes the troubling pattern of hurtful remarks that the members have had to endure.

Scenes featuring 17-year-old member Eunchae have been particularly troublesome, as she has faced harsh criticism questioning her readiness and abilities as a new idol.

The documentary, which has sparked significant debate since its release, exposes the emotional impact of the online harassment.

Yunjin is shown in a poignant scene, visibly distressed as she reads hateful messages. Sakura also reveals her fear of performing publicly, citing the prevalence of negativity as the cause.

The heightened attention towards LE SSERAFIM’s social media presence was prompted by Source Music, their management company, who began taking action in June to address the matter.

The choice to turn off comments is viewed as a precautionary step due to the increasing worry from supporters and the detrimental effect on the mental well-being of the group members.

There has been a varied response from fans, with some showing their approval for the group’s choice and advocating for a possible break to prioritize the well-being of the members.

Here are a few reactions from fans:

i just hope they’re okay like this is so tiring

No why need hiatus when le sserafim didn’t do anything wrong

If they are on hiatus, haters will be happy cause they feel they are win. And there’s no guarantee when they return haters won’t blaspheme them. Cause we know haters always being haters

i hope so, fearnots need to show the girls how much we appreciate their hard work

im so worried about them

Despite the cyberbullying that has marred their recent activities, the community has come together to support and stand in solidarity with LE SSERAFIM.

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