Red Velvet's activities and criticism
Red Velvetの活動と風当たり
Red Velvet's Seulgi has apologized for the "high heels" controversy at the airport.
The day before, Red Velvet departed for Taiwan through Incheon Airport. When departing, Seulgi wore "high heels" in the area where the press gathered. In other places, she wore sneakers. The "high heels" in question were worn by a female manager. When this image spread on the Internet, rumors of "power harassment" began to spread, considering that it would be difficult for the staff to refuse due to the relationship between the star and the staff.
Seulgi explained this. "I had blisters and an injury on my foot during practice recently, but the heels of my shoes weren't very high, so I thought it would be okay and didn't bring extra sneakers. I was careless." "The wounds started to form when I walked, and when I arrived in Kaohsiung, my manager saw that I was having difficulty walking and decided that it might be too much for the performance, so he suggested that I change my shoes before leaving the airport."
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Some fans were relieved or understood when they saw the situation, but no one took it as nasty or complained.
The ones who immediately criticize the phenomenon are those who are hanging around them looking for stories to link the commotion to money, or the mouths and hands of anti-fans who are trying to trip them up.
Popular idols are busy. It's only natural that it's hard to keep your feet and stomach in good condition when you're flying around and working.
If you can imagine the series of circumstances (before and after the incident), it's easy to understand.
The matter grew into a big one, and member Seulgi publicly apologized, but I think that if the parties involved have come to an agreement, that's fine.
Since Irene's power harassment scandal, it feels like the criticism against individual Red Velvet members has become particularly strong.
Is it just my imagination?
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