Heartbreaking moments in LE SSERAFIM Documentary 'The World Is My Oyster' (all Episodes)
2022 ж. 18 Қыр.
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LE SSERAFIM (르세라핌) Documentary 'The World Is My Oyster'
Le Sserafim released multiple episodes of "The World Is My Oyster" documentary film which reveals how the group was formed, and members road from pre-debut trainee days to making an official debut.
Episode 01 - • LE SSERAFIM (르세라핌) Doc...
Episode 02 - • LE SSERAFIM (르세라핌) Doc...
Episode 03 - • LE SSERAFIM (르세라핌) Doc...
Episode 04 - • LE SSERAFIM (르세라핌) Doc...
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The most painful part was when they were told to lose more weight. Finally someone like Kkura spoke out about the matter and, cuz beauty comes in many forms
I watched the first part where Zuha cries because she feels like a burden, and when you see how quick they are to comfort her, it's speaks volumes about them.
Sucks how Sakura has been through a lot in the past from her criticisms.
Yunjin part hits hard...been there and still haunted by it for decades...she took the right choice...
Yunjin says “I missed my last opportunity”
they way u can hear sakuras voice breaking when talking abt her voice is so heartbreaking 😭😭
I love how vocal sakura is
Not gonna lie this hurts to watch. Shows exactly under which pressure those young idols are working on and more disgustingly is it to tell them to become even thinner in terms of weight. I know the standards in South Korea are different from other countries, but still that doesn't apologize this. Glad that Sakura spoke up about it. I hope those girls are having fun and become truly fearless.
It bothers me, girls have so many concerns about performance and training, now they also have to watch their weight cuz "if you're not skinny you're not pretty" if only they (specially company) would realized that they're beautiful the way they are and true fans will love them unconditionally
when sakura talks about how it made her feel to read that people thought she was a bad singer. that part was rough as fk.
A summary (for each member):
its so sad to see how many people hate on them when they literally tried everything
I love how their mentors really molded them into having better character and not just their skills or their looks. That to me is more important and why it shows in their success today.
the most heartbreaking thing is the fact that Garam was cut and erased from this whole thing as if she didn't also get in, train, and work hard to debut with the rest of them :(((
YES YUNJIN NOT EVERYONE CAN DO WHAT UR DOING 😭 U GO GIRLS UR WORTH SO MUCH MORE THAN ALL THE HATES AND DOUBTS 😭
It’s heartbreaking that garam worked as much hard as them but she never got awarded for her hard work instead she a victim of false accusations and cyber bullying and she was cancelled and kicked out of her group only 2 weeks after debut and hybe just erased everything about her as if she had never existed
Yunjin talking about her doubts about choosing the right path really hit hard
When this video began,I realized why fimmies are so close to each other: they weren't told they were competing. They were told they're a family. Their dance trainer (?) told them to rely on each other with no hesitation. That's how you encourage some hopeless people. Great job hybe
Here in support of Sakura, especially after taking the brunt of their Coachella fiasco first weekend. She actually out sang three other members. She sounded good but she was the one that felt the need to make a public statement about the performance. I used to consider myself a big fan of them(literally since their debut stage) but this most recent comeback, with lots of the things that have transpired, I have decided to enjoy their music but not invest a ton of energy into the group. But I feel bad that she's been the brunt of so many jokes. She has improved a ton. Go, SAKI!
Being a k-pop idol is not easy it's really hard and people should really stop bullying idols just because they are better than their fav