LE SERRAFIM is your only option!
Leave #LE_SERRAFIMAll members together! They look so comfortable in their clothes. It sounds like you want these girls as nuns. 😩🥺
— ∴◠ ◡ 🅺🆈✿🅻🅴🆁🆄 ◡ ◠∴ (@kyoleru) May 5, 2022
LE SERRAFIM fan want everyone to forget them! One tweeter said, “Let’s just leave them alone!” “Leave #LE_SERRAFIM members alone! They look comfortable in their cloths. You sound like you want these girls to be nuns.”
Because she’s a grown woman doing grown woman things. She was wearing appropriate covers. Let’s not be immature and repressed people.
— Robert/Robbie (@robbieisme123) May 6, 2022
Naturally, only one user will agree. “Because she’s a grown woman doing grown woman things. She had appropriate covers under. Let’s not be immature and repressed people.”
Stop Criticizing Unnecessary Matters
It’s not that she doesn’t have any underwear.
— Han (@Just__Han) May 6, 2022
We have here a user who debates why critics even get up in arms. “It’s not like she doesn’t use any underwear.. bruh you can definitely see she wears something under that.”
Before changing their concepts, people should stop complaining about the unnecessary. Cause from what I can tell they are pursuing a mature concept which hasn’t been done in ages that I really missed!
— 03.21_h (@brynsidechick) May 6, 2022
This user approves that LE SSERAFIM is taking a stylistic direction, in comparison to other K-pop girl groups.”People should really stop complaining about unnecessary things before they change their concept. Cause from what I can tell they are pursuing a mature concept which hasn’t been done in ages that I really missed!”
The Irony
A male idol would make the situation completely different. He would get praise for his look in see-through clothes.🙄
— upashika ~HEESEUNG DAILY BAR~ (@hee_dailybar) May 6, 2022
One poster brought up the gender gap in K-pop. “If there was male idol the scenario would be completely different getting praise for looking good in see-through clothes.”
Another writer offered a simple but effective response. “Ikr, they will be sweating over their abs and others. The irony.”
Ikr they’ll be sweating about their abs and the rest of the world. The irony
— Nan E. (@NEpurpl15) May 6, 2022
People complain about EVERYTHING
There’s….a whole pair of leggings underneath that…good lord people complain about EVERYTHING
— 🧸Lynnae ✘🧸 (@notrikiniki) May 5, 2022
Another user couldn’t grasp the point of all the hype. “There’s….a whole pair of leggings underneath that…good lord people complain about EVERYTHING.”
You can also add a fan. “There’s nothing wrong on what she is wearing, its not revealing at all, things become mess when we used our dirty mindsStop targeting the girls and Im glad we dont have same mindset, live your own life, dont ruin ones life.”
There’s nothing wrong on what she is wearing, its not revealing at all, things become mess when we used our dirty minds😏Stop targeting the girls and Im glad we dont have same mindset, live your own life, dont ruin ones life😤
— Cairnse Morton (@Cutepotch0) May 6, 2022
Ask HYBE
Do not ask her to HYBE this. damn. Y’all act like these idols WANT to be dressed in this stuff most of the time.
— Hιĸαrυ’ѕ Doorмαт (@hikachukep1er) May 5, 2022
Sakura was defended by another commenter, who placed the blame on Sakura’s agency. “Dont ask her that ask HYBE that. damn. Y’all act like these idols WANT to be dressed in this stuff most of the time.”
Another person is also critical of the K-pop industry for her attire. “Talk about sexualizing idols – a norm in the Kpop industry and I think agencies do this concept each time because fans love it and when fans love it, it means MONEY!”They agreed. “Kpop is business! It’s not about dreams anymore!”
Talk about sexualizing idols – a norm in the Kpop industry and I think agencies do this concept each time because fans love it and when fans love it, it means MONEY! Kpop is business! Kpop is no longer about dreams! 😎👌
— Eunbe (@e_eunbe) May 5, 2022
They are Grown Women
For those who say “they are grown women, they can wear whatever they want”Remember that stylists and companies don’t ask idols what clothes they would like to wear.
— LU (@luadian) May 6, 2022
One Twitter user took to Twitter straight after the jump, writing: “For those who say ‘they are grown women, they can wear whatever they want’ remember that companies or stylists don’t ask idols what they want to wear.”
After some back-and-forth, another user replied. “Look if you look closely she’s wearing leggings or something underneath & nobody said ‘they’ are grown women but Sakura is she’s 24 years old. If one of the minors were wearing it you would have had a point & honestly if you have seen what she had to wear in HKT48, AS A MINOR- this honestly is that bad compared to that.”
Look if you look closely she’s wearing leggings or something underneath & nobody said “they” are grown women but Sakura is she’s 24 years old. If one of the minors were wearing it you would have had a point & honestly if you have seen what she had to wear in HKT48, AS A MINOR-
— BellarR (@BellarR10) May 6, 2022
