Previously, Girls’ Generation’s Taeyeon and Red Velvet’s Wendy confirmed their absence at SM Entertainment’s 30th anniversary concert, causing regret among fans.
At the same time, the two female idols then expressed disappointment with SM, with Taeyeon speaking harshly about the company’s reluctance to organize her stage, while Wendy criticized SM’s late announcement of her absence – just 5 days before the concert.
These remarks by Wendy and Taeyeon have since become the talk of the town, attracting the attention of not only fans, but also SM employees themselves.
In particular, according to SM staff on the office platform Blind (requires a valid company email to create an account, and therefore is a famous source for gauging opinions on the situation of entertainment agencies), the actions of Wendy and Taeyeon made them “furious” and “beyond the limits”. disappointed”.
These people pointed out that they worked day and night for the concert, but idols are abusing their power by dragging the issue into a fan-dominated space like Bubble.
Below are some comments made by SM employees:
- Even saying this about Bubble is a form of abuse of power. Hadn’t the company made agreements with the artists before putting the lineup on the bill? I’m so sick of them being treated like gods, but then acting so different as soon as you turn your hand. If you complain so much, leave!
- I’m beyond disappointed, I’m furious. Everyone is working hard for the event, while they rejected all these efforts for some Bubble messages? Reading all these articles, I have so much to say but I’d rather not… If you’re a senior, act like one. If you have. I have been in the industry for a long time, think carefully before speaking.
- Idol probably sees their own company as the perfect target to blame
- Don’t trust what celebrities say
- Spitting things out at Bubble in anger makes her look bad.
