The former member of Momoland Daisy, known for his candid Videos of Tiktok on the entertainment industry, recently aroused controversy with a new post entitled “Strange lie kpop.“ In the video, he shared his personal experiences and observations on some of the hidden truths in the sector, shedding light on the practices that many fans may not be aware of.
Album autographed: are they always signed by idols?
The first point Daisy dealt with the signed albums, a topic that recently attracted attention due to the accusations of companies that used automatic machines instead of idols that personally sign goods. While Daisy said she had never heard of used self-sala, she revealed that in some cases the staff members signed the albums on behalf of idols, especially when a large album volume had to be autographed.
He also suggested that this was not the only task that the staff occasionally managed for idols. However, he abstained from elaborating, adding, “There were other things that the staff did for the idols, but I will not mention them because this would be binding.”
The truth behind “Iiatus” and “injuries”
Daisy has therefore dealt with another controversial topic, as entertainment companies manage hiatus and idol accidents. He expressed hope that companies were sincere on these situations most of the time, but it admitted that there were cases in which the reasons provided were misleading.
Using its experience as an example, Daisy revealed that when it was paused, the company initially intended to attribute it to health reasons. However, after raising objections and rejecting, the official declaration was modified by “personal reasons”.
Live AR: the reality of live performances
For his last point, Daisy discussed the use of “live ar” in musical performances. Clarified that although this was not necessarily a lieMany performances that seem to be live are actually pre -registrate versions made as a live performance.
He explained that these recordings are often made in the studio or shortly before the transmission, with idols necessary to jump or perform the choreography during registration to make it more realistic. “It must be done during the jump or choreography during registration”, Daisy explained.
He also stressed that idols do not always have the freedom to decide if they use the AR or sing live. Sometimes, due to limited resources or constraints set by the musical performances, they are instead commissioned to use the pre -aggravated item. “The musical show has the ability to say to idols how to perform”, He underlined.
Viral impact and fan reactions
As soon as the video was published, he quickly earned traction on social media, with fans who reacted to Daisy’s revelations. Many shared their thoughts and personal interpretations of his statements, while others have provided examples of similar situations in the sector. The discussion spread widely, with the Netizen discussing if Daisy’s claims confirmed the long -standing suspicions or if they were only his personal experiences.
Since then the video has unleashed an ongoing conversation, with many K-Pop fans that express a mix of surprise, concern and curiosity for the internal mechanisms of the sector. While Daisy continues to share intuitions of her time in K-Pop, her revelations are pushing deeper discussions on transparency, treatment of idol and ethics of the sector.
