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Jayswife1009

13:40 they still live together in dorms. But Jungwon was alome at the hybe building and took a taxi to get to the dorm!!

Jayswife1009

18:50 No these saesengs really call them by their real number. I think some old staff from Enhypen or other people sell there numbers and leak them online so saesengs get their numbers. But belift and hybe really gotta take more action against this behaivor. I feel so bad for enha:(

Polly

13:46 OMG Not this popped out suddenly 😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣 Actually I would love to see your reaction to some of these compilations, there are some really funny ones😆

Polly

People who don’t respect their idols personal space are not true fans, as you said they look like zombies… And just thinking about how often they travel on the planes these kind of situations happen almost every time just so disappointing 😭

Star

I haven’t finished the video yet so I don’t know if they showed it but when Cortis first debuted there was an incident where fans were literally recording them getting dressed

Joane

Sasaengs are not fans. Fans support and respect idols, while sasaengs invade privacy and cause harm. Their actions create fear and stress, not love or support. Calling them fans disrespects real fans. They are stalkers, not supporters🫠

zula ࿔⋆

their rizz managed to sneak its way into this video somehow 😭

zula ࿔⋆

also, if you remember the tragic incident at travis scott’s astroworld, it’s more proof of how seriously dangerous these kind of crowd surges are. all sorts of injuries can happen or worse. it’s emotionally and physically exhausting for these boys, do people lack the empathy to understand this?? it’s so unsafe and scary man and simply unfair. these are real human beings who do nothing but show love and appreciation for their fans. why then do others have to take it this far? it’s not support, love or respect. when these groups think of their happiest and most heartwarming moments with their fans, they will NOT be thinking of you pushing and grabbing them and instilling fear into them.

Polly

😂😂😂

stella

WARNING ESSAY INCOMING: The CORTIS Airport incident was so bad that their team had to put out a notice on Weverse about the fan etiquette because apparently the incident caused the boys to be distressed and scared. It's more upsetting that despite all the notices and warnings from the companies, those fans will never listen. In fact, on Juhoon's birthday, a fan supposedly managed to sneak into their dorm, took photos at their dorm, left a note on one of their beds, and stole some of their stuff like underwear???? It's still unclear if it actually happened or not because some people were saying that it was AI; but one of the fotos looked exactly like Juhoon and James' room, so it is really scary if it was true. Two days ago, the boys were in Taipei for the Golden Disc Awards, and the boys were filming content in Taipei (probably cause James grew up there), and those "fans" managed to find them and film them without their knowledge. They will literally never learn, and what's more frustrating is that other fans will still interact with those accounts that post non-consensual content because they have to consume as much content from their favs as possible (even if it's taken illegally). What is really sad about all of this is that this is not something new to Kpop. This stems back from literally the first generation of Kpop and was way worse too. Fans used to sneak into their dorms and take pictures of their favorite idol when they were sleeping. One time, an anti-fan tried to even poison a member by giving them an orange juice laced with super glue. This all stems back to the parasocial aspect of Kpop and how fans believe that their favorite idols "belong" to them in a way. Not sure if you've watched kdramas before, but there is a kdrama called 'I Dol I' that showcases how fans' extreme actions affect the mental health of their favorite idols.

Alicia

They call their phones during lives because when someone’s calling, the livestream lags so they test if the number they have is correct