Fans are outraged at SBS as idols struggle to perform comfortably on unsafe Gayo Daejeon 2019 stage
Posted by ratmonster5,063 pts Wednesday, December 25, 2019
The 2019Gayo Daejeon awards recently took place, and unfortunately, a lot of people watching the show had many complaints.
As we know, Red Velvet’sWendy was sadly injured after allegedly falling off the stage while rehearsing for her performance. She suffered facial injuries, and a broken pelvis and wrist.
The fans who watched the idols perform are appalled and worried at the state of the stage they had to perform on, with videos showing idol groups such as MONSTAX, BTS, NCT and ITZY, slipping, stumbling and struggling to dance properly due to the slippery and dangerous flooring.
Fans are demanding SBS to release an apology due to the worrying circumstances, putting all performers in danger, even after Wendy got seriously injured.
Let’s hope Wendy has a full recovery and try to make sure in the future nothing like this happens again.
SBS give 0 f*cks about these kids, it is all about making bank during the holidays and saving on equipment and safety. poor Wendy deserves to have made an impact on the safety rules and better treatment of all performers, even though this is not the first time performing conditions were sh*t at these festivals.
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bartkunAllkill VIP 28,163 ptsWednesday, December 25, 2019 18
Wednesday, December 25, 2019
I've read somewhere that staff told Wendy to get into tunnel and then downstairs but... when she get out of tunnel there were no stairs... and she fell.
Also when some groups performed it looked like there were some stickers or papers left on stage? I remember few situations that idols were taking those off from their shoes because it was dangerous and they could slip.
So many strange situations / if this kind of thing happen in Europe then whole thing would be cancelled...
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SBS give 0 f*cks about these kids, it is all about making bank during the holidays and saving on equipment and safety. poor Wendy deserves to have made an impact on the safety rules and better treatment of all performers, even though this is not the first time performing conditions were sh*t at these festivals.
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