The recent discussion among K-netizens has raised serious concerns about LE SSERAFIM's future, especially following their lackluster performance at Coachella. Many critics have been debating whether the group can bounce back and restore their reputation with a comeback looming as the group is set to release the fourth mini-album 'CRAZY' on August 30.

One netizen shared their thoughts on the group's public image, which had been negatively affected following their disappointing performance at Coachella.

The netizen explained, "The concept of 'relentlessness' itself requires a drastic change from a weak past to a much stronger present to convince the public, but as you can see, their performance at Coachella was a complete failure..."

The online user continued, "Looking at their past actions and what they've done since Coachella, there hasn't been any wise handling of the situation. Despite the controversy about their pro-Japanese stance, they went and took pictures at Mount Fuji, called it their best stage ever, and even brought back the line, 'Are you angry because I'm the only one who's lucky?' as if it was charming—all of which have been highlighted again."

The netizen also criticized, "Recently, they seemed to be trying to garner sympathy by showing the vulnerable side of LE SSERAFIM in a documentary, but that also failed miserably."

The netizen also gave advice stating, "LE SSERAFIM really has two options: 1. They must drastically improve their skills and continue with the relentless concept. Of course, even if they reach the skill level of NMIXX and continue with the relentless concept, they might still carry the stigma of their failed Coachella performance. 2. They need to face even more severe criticism than before to the point where it actually generates sympathy for them."

Other netizens joined the discussion and commented:

"KCW stole someone else's life to make a fake debut and then complains about wanting a normal life. Posting a middle finger photo after Coachella and crossing their arms while returning to Korea shows their true character. What are they proud of? It's just a power play, pathetic."

"Fans should have kept quiet, but they were too noisy, so now everyone is against them, haha."

"It turns out the real resilience was shown by groups like aespa, who were criticized to almost death since their debut, NewJeans who had a tough debut process, and IVE who transformed their image through sheer talent. Additionally, there's NMIXX, who are eager to sing, STAYC, who are breaking the limits of a small agency, and Kep1er, who ultimately showed real resilience."

"After the Coachella performance and the comment about being a high school senior, they were overly criticized, creating some sympathy. But then some disruptive fans (referred to as 'Rizjs') appeared and reset everything back to square one."

"Among 4th generation groups, they alone struggle with live performances, making it hard to recover. Other groups are nailing live performances, and while some may not be perfect, they all do better than LE SSERAFIM."

"No matter what song they perform, if they can't deliver a proper live performance on stage, it's over for them. Do you think people will just stay quiet? Going to Coachella without sufficient skills was a huge mistake."

"Their biggest problem seems to be their lack of acknowledgment. They should admit their lack of skills and commit to working hard. Instead, they act like they're being unfairly criticized and blame the public and Min Hee Jin."

"If they had listened to their voices in the recording studio, they would have known what the members needed. The agency is hopeless for neglecting them all this time."

"Practice, improve, work hard, prove everyone wrong."

"Opinion: If lack of talent was enough to ruin a group, then all the less talented members from earlier girl groups would have already failed. Not being able to sing well is unfortunate for them, but I don't see why they should be criticized for it. It just seems like other fandoms and anti-fans are seizing the opportunity to attack LE SSERAFIM."

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