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Hey guys!

Here is my reaction to the second episode of the documentary "Make It Look Easy"!

As said in the last bit of the video, I feel so incredibly sad for what idols have to go through. The fear of not being enough because of the hate you possibly receive. The amount of pressure that just keeps going up and up the more known you are. The girls can be perfect in any sort of way, but there will always be people finding flaws and weaponize them.

As someone being on the internet for some years as a streamer and now doing YouTube videos, I can really understand what they going through (tho they experience it 10000x worse). People will always make up an image of you that is totally untrue just because they want to. They can just choose to dislike you because they are jealous, toxic or they stan a different girlgroup. It's so exhausting. You can't make mistakes. If you do, people will always hold it against you. And I'm also tired of this argument 'yeah you put yourself on the internet, you put yourself into the public as an idol'. It will never justify the mad behaviour. They are just human too in the end :(

I love this documentary. It's painful to watch but at the same time, I grow more and more fond of Le Sserafim. I wish them all the best and I hope that they enjoy what they are doing. That's the most important thing <3

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Pacifico Bay

thanks for watching and supporting 💙💙💙

Mouzis

Please React Mv Raise y_our glass by HUH YUNJIN

2corny

Thanks for reacting! And yes, Yunjin has written the lyrics of all her own solo songs. She has also written a lot of lyrics for the group, as well as produced and directed a few in the past. And oth Yunjin and Chaewon produced their latest song Celebration! Actually, Spaghetti as a concept and song was Yunjin's idea from the beginning, and the company liked it so they went with it. The other members has written lyrics as well, Chaewon especially, but not as much.

Defjam

Yunjin will always be my favorite idol. Not because she has a gorgeous voice or is one of the best dancers or anything like that, but because of her personality. I’ve never seen anyone who inspires me so much, who radiates so much positivity, even though she’s been through such a difficult time. After every comeback, Yunjin immediately takes the time to do several livestreams to share her thoughts with Fearnots, explain the message behind the song, and you can see just how much Fearnots mean to her. Unfortunately, the toxicity will never change; we just have to accept that. The only thing we can influence is showing the idols even more support and letting them know how important they are to us. Since you asked, Yunjin is involved in a lot of Le Sserafim’s songwriting. Before their current debut, as far as I remember, she co-wrote 17 songs. She wrote and produced all of her solos entirely on her own. In past livestreams, she’s often talked about how she came up with the lyrics for songs like “Spaghetti” or "Pearlies", for example.

melog

that one performance yunjin did of her song i≠doll is sooo touching cuz there’s one point where she notices the other fimmies in the audience and you can see her whole face light up to the point you start hearing her smile in her singing…their bond is genuinely what drew me to them in the first place like oh its so serious

Sascha

The song they were practicing in the beginning was Fire In The Belly, it's the choreo/line that gave birth to Chaewon's iconic "dododok" meme where she just couldnt say the line during a concert and started to stutter lol

Sascha

Just a few days ago Yunjin talked about her own struggles on a livestream really freely which is something I admire her for so much. She basically said "getting over things and true internal growth is a graph of up and downs. You dont have to tell your story when it's already over. It's ok to share your story when you're still struggling" and I really love how open she always has been with her fans. This also reflects in all her solo music which I highly recommend you to check out! Especially Raise Your Glass & I Doll

PynappelREACT

i feel like in general, idols are more confident about sharing their struggles and 'true' thoughts nowadays. when i watch the documentary i rly feel like they are also encouraged to speak up for themselves and i love that!

PynappelREACT

i love yunjin so much, she deserves the world T_T

PynappelREACT

yunjin the songwriter queen lets gooo and yes, i love how open she is and she is able to just freely talk about her emotions. a lot of idols are too scared of doing it

Luez

I’m cry again again again 😭

Larissa Waghorn

I mean new jeans speaking out wasn't really the problem in fact they actually had massive support at the start. The issue is they have to this day not actually given anything that was worth speaking out about. The issues were basically people didn't great them properly, people debuted/got deals first and another group had the same "vibe". Courts actually favour the artists often when there is any proof but they got all their points thrown out multiple times. I feel like the backlash against them wouldn't of even been as bad if they didn't try to drag other groups down with them.