During a recent live broadcast, Project All day faced an unexpectedly emotional moment where member Youngseo struggled to hold back tears amid open criticism from his fellow members. The video, published on full moon channel under the title “AllDay Project Shiboya LIVE Reality,” has since sparked a heated discussion online.
The group was asked to play a game called “Right” (그랬구나), intended to encourage honest communication. Producer Na Young Seok began the segment by saying, “You’ve been working together for six months: you’ll definitely have things to say to each other.“
However, what was supposed to be a lighthearted exchange quickly became tense. Member Annie was the first to comment on Youngseo, saying, “I know you love pink, and it’s great, but lately it seems like too much. We all have a dark image because we come from The Black Label and you stand out too much in pink.“
Youngseo attempted to brush it off, responding with the game’s catchphrase, “Right“, but added:”It’s just a little today.Despite her composure, the constant attention to her appearance and preferences has visibly taken a toll.
Woochan, another member, joined the feedback session by referring to the dynamic of their friendship: “We have chemistry and fight in a fun way, but sometimes it hurts. If you push it too far, it really stings.Youngseo admitted that he often initiates teasing to build that chemistry, but he also confessed that he sent an apologetic text to Woochan after a previous misunderstanding.
As the atmosphere became heavy, Woochan attempted to lighten things up, saying, “It wasn’t that serious. Why are you like this?However, Youngseo kept her head down, appearing to hold back tears during her turn in the game, drawing sympathy from viewers.
After the live stream, online comments expressed discomfort with the tone of the segment:
“This is the most suffocating “Exactly” game I’ve ever seen.“
“This type of segment is not suitable for beginners.“
“They all started by criticizing Youngseo – she obviously felt hurt.“
Critics also questioned the appropriateness of the concept, suggesting that it placed too much emotional pressure on the youngest member of the group and shifted the mood in an unintended direction.
Sources: YouTube, Nate
