Girls' Generation's Tiffany shared her thoughts about the K-pop industry and the idols these days.

Tiffany appeared as a special guest on the May 19 episode of 'Radio Star' and talked about her experiences promoting with the Girls' Generation members for their 15th anniversary.

She shared, "I went to a music program broadcast for the first time in a while. I went for the 15th-anniversary project for Girls' Generation. We would dance diligently and work hard even though the camera was far away because we wanted to stand out even if we were dancing in the back of the stage." 

Tiffany went on to explain,  "But these days, there's something called individual fancam recording, so maybe that's why idols are so lax (lazy). So when I saw it, I thought, 'These kids are rehearsing so lazily' and 'Why are they doing it so half-heartedly?' " Tiffany continued, "So I thought they were just doing sound check but then when you do sound checks, you need to make sure the breathing and positions are all correct..."

Then she went to share her thoughts on how an idol should be on stage and explained, "There were a lot of new things I experienced and thought (idols) were more lax. But you know? There's a saying 'First time, last time, every time'" and shared that she believes that an artist should give their best in all moments, even if it's a rehearsal.

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