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Here’s Every Song LE SSERAFIM Performs On Their FLAME RISES Tour

FEARNOTs, it’s finally happening: LE SSERAFIM has officially embarked on their first tour, FLAME RISES ! We’re so excited to see SAKURA, CHAEWON, YUNJIN, KAZUHA , and EUNCHAE rocking the stage – we all know they have some of the best stage presence out there, and they’re only gonna shine even more as this tour goes on. Even with just two shows done so far, we think FLAME RISES shows LE SSERAFIM at their peak, proving why they’re already K-Pop titans and showcasing how good their discography is following their debut album .

As the FLAME RISES , LE SSERAFIM’s stars are rising – as they should be! This is seriously a group of five all-rounders, constantly delivering amazing music that empowers us to be ourselves unapologetically. Their live shows truly take that to the next level, turning our favorite songs into full-on  experiences  we’ll never forget. And they did a fantastic job of making sure all our favorite songs made the setlist, as well as a new song no one’s heard before! Seriously, we’re obsessed. Let’s recap!

LE SSERAFIM’s FLAME RISING Setlist

• ‘The World Is My Oyster’
• ‘The Great Mermaid’
• ‘Blue Flame’
• ‘Impurities’
• ‘No Celestial’
• ‘Sour Grapes’
• ‘Good Parts (when the quality is bad but I am)’
• ‘We got so much’ (an unreleased song!)
• ‘Flash Forward’
• ‘ANTIFRAGILE’
• ‘The Hydra‘
• ‘Eve, Psyche & The Bluebeard’s wife’
• ‘UNFORGIVEN’
• ‘FEARNOT (Between you, me, and the lamppost)’
• ‘No-Return (Into the unknown)’
• ‘Fire in the belly’

Pretty perfect, huh? But don’t worry if you can’t make it – even if you don’t have tickets to see the girls, they still have a little surprise for FEARNOTs everywhere! YUNJIN released a brand new solo song, ‘blessing in disguise,’ to celebrate FLAME RISES , and we simply can’t get enough of it. We knew we were in for a treat the moment we heard those strings in the intro, and we love the song’s messages of staying confident and hopeful through difficult times. It’s a reminder we all need sometimes!

No matter where they are or what they’re doing, LE SSERAFIM never fails to wow us. Do you love them as much as we do? What do you think of the show? Let us know in the comments below, or hit us up on Facebook , Instagram , and Twitter !

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Update: LE SSERAFIM Announces Dates And Locations For 1st-Ever Tour "FLAME RISES"

Updated June 28 KST:

LE SSERAFIM has dropped the dates for their upcoming tour “FLAME RISES”!

After revealing the motion logo for their tour, LE SSERAFIM dropped the dates and locations for their upcoming concerts. LE SSERAFIM will kick off the tour in Seoul from August 12 to 13, then head to Nagoya, followed by Osaka, Hong Kong, Jakarta, and Bangkok.

Check out the dates below, and stay tuned for more updates!

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LE SSERAFIM is going on tour!

On June 28 at midnight KST, the rookie girl group officially announced that they would soon be embarking on their first-ever tour.

The group made the announcement with a dramatic logo motion teaser for “FLAME RISES,” an anagram of “LE SSERAFIM” (which is already famously an anagram of “IM FEARLESS”).

Check out LE SSERAFIM’s new teaser below, and stay tuned for more information on their upcoming tour!

In the meantime, watch LE SSERAFIM’s Kim Chaewon in her variety show “ HyeMiLeeYeChaePa ” with subtitles below:

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LE SSERAFIM announce first batch of dates for their world tour, 'Flame Rises'

Girl group LE SSERAFIM will be embarking on their first ever world tour, ' Flame Rises ', beginning this August.

On June 28 KST, LE SSERAFIM unveiled the first batch of dates for their 2023 tour, which will kick off from August 12-13 in Seoul. The girls will then stop in Nagoya, Tokyo, Osaka, Hong Kong, Jakarta, and Bangkok from August through October, with more dates and cities being announced very soon. 

No worries fans, HYBE Labels  confirmed early on that LE SSERAFIM will be greeting their fans with a world tour across various regions across Asia, North America, Latin America, and Europe in 2023. 

Check out the creative teaser poster for LE SSERAFIM's 'Flame Rises' tour,  below. 

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LE SSERAFIM Reflect on The Success of ‘UNFORGIVEN’ & First Tour: Interview

Billboard Japan spoke to LE SSERAFIM about what's happened in the year since their debut, their well-received album and latest single, and their first solo tour.

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LE SSERAFIM is the latest artist in Billboard Japan ’s monthly feature interview series which presents various artists and works that have caught its eye. Making its debut in May 2022,  they are  the first girl group produced by SOURCE MUSIC and HYBE, the label behind BTS and countless other global artists.

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It’s been roughly a year since your debut. Could you tell us where each of you thinks you’ve achieved the most personal growth over the course of this year?

KAZUHA: My greatest growth has been in how much my Korean has improved.

What about you, KIM CHAEWON?

KIM CHAEWON: Before our debut, and right after our debut, I wasn’t yet in the right frame of mind to enjoy myself while I was performing on stage. Now, though, I’ve become comfortable enough to have fun on stage. I think that’s an area where I’ve grown a lot.

Could you talk a bit about what makes LE SSERAFIM unique and what your strengths are?

SAKURA: A lot of our lyrics are based on our actual life experiences, so I think our songs can encourage and resonate with people who are going through similar experiences. I think our strength lies in the fact that we sing about our philosophy of how you can live your life.

What about your live performances?

In May, you released your first studio album, UNFORGIVEN . I’ve heard that you recorded several of the songs in Japan. Did you have any insights or discoveries during the recording process?

SAKURA: On this album, there were a lot of songs in genres that I didn’t have much experience with, for example, “Fire in the belly” which has a lot of Latin-influenced sounds. So when we were recording, I discovered new voices I didn’t know I had. Sometimes it was hard, but I think with UNFORGIVEN , listeners will be able to enjoy all kinds of genres through the entire album.

What did you do to prepare for recording?

KAZUHA: We began recording “UNFORGIVEN (feat. Nile Rodgers)” in Japan, and my approach was to sing the opening words “Unforgiven, I’m a villain, I’m a” in a kind of dark, cool way. But I got some advice to try singing it with a bit of a lighter tone, and when I tried it out, the producer was also like, “right there, that’s it.” That part sticks with you, and the producer said he wanted to make it an addictive hook, so I’m glad I was able to pull off that part so well. I think the recording of this album allowed me to experience the best possible recording process, despite the time limitations we were under.

KIM CHAEWON: We didn’t have that much time for recording, so I took a lot of care to make sure my voice was in its best condition.

HONG EUNCHAE: I sang a somewhat long part in “UNFORGIVEN (feat. Nile Rodgers).” It was my first time doing that, and I wanted to do really well, so I practiced to show the best version of myself.     

KIM CHAEWON: Our goal wasn’t breaking into the charts when we were preparing for the recording. We just wanted to do what we could and to express ourselves through music. That’s what we were focused on when we made the album. We figured that people would see what we accomplished and recognition would follow.

SAKURA: UNFORGIVEN dropped the day before we celebrated our first anniversary, and you can see the hard work we put in over the course of that year. A lot of people discovered us through “ANTIFRAGILE,” and I think the expectations people had for us had a good impact on us. The real test will be where we go from here. I want us to continue making the kind of music that only we can.

HUH YUNJIN: I can feel the love that so many people have for our songs and performances, and I’m so happy that the message we’re trying to share is reaching people. I want us to be a team that has a positive influence on people who see us perform, helping them courageously join hands and keep pushing forward.

Could you talk a bit about your second Japanese single, “UNFORGIVEN?” One of the songs on the single is a Japan-exclusive produced by imase titled “Jewelry (Prod. imase)” What are the highlights of this song?

KIM CHAEWON: The lyrics are beautiful. A lot of LE SSERAFIM songs have a cool, sophisticated atmosphere, but “Jewelry (Prod. imase)” is a bright, cheery song.

SAKURA: I think it’s a real ear-pleaser, perfect for listening to on late-night drives. A lot of LE SSERAFIM songs are rap-oriented songs, but when we recorded this song we tried to make our voices really shine.

HONG EUNCHAE: The word “sparkling” appears a few times in the lyrics, and when I sang the song I envisioned beautiful, sparkling scenes and vibed as I sang.

HUH YUNJIN: I love the city pop genre, and both the music and lyrics are wonderful.

The title song, “UNFORGIVEN (feat. Nile Rodgers, Ado) -Japanese ver.-” features the Japanese singer Ado. How did you feel when the decision was made to collaborate with her?

HONG EUNCHAE:  I knew that Ado was a very well-known artist, so I couldn’t believe it when I found out she’d be collaborating on one of our songs.

KAZUHA: Ado has a truly unique singing voice, so I was excited to hear how she’d sound on her collaboration with us.

HUH YUNJIN: It was so unexpected, I couldn’t believe it. I remember being impressed with what a wonderful artist Ado was the first time I heard her. I never expected to be able to work with her.

You started your first solo tour, 2023 LE SSERAFIM TOUR ‘FLAME RISES,’ with a performance in Seoul on August 12. In Japan, you played in Nagoya, Tokyo, and Osaka. Where did the “FLAME RISES” in the tour name come from?

SAKURA: It refers to us burning the path we walked behind us so there would be no going back, our only choice would be to keep going forward. It’s also because we wanted to put on a blazing hot show.

What has the response been like?

KIM CHAEWON: Even before we debuted, we had our eyes set on putting on concerts. I was so glad to be able to put on our first LE SSERAFIM tour. I’ve had a hard time even believing it. We’re making sure to take good care of our health, and hopefully we can bring the tour to a successful conclusion.

HUH YUNJIN: It’s been so fun. I’m so grateful that people have taken time out of their busy schedules to come see us. I want us to keep enjoying ourselves in our shows, staying healthy and putting on impressive performances.

Do you have any final message for our readers or your fans?

KIM CHAEWON:   I hope you put our second Japanese single, “UNFORGIVEN,” on heavy rotation, and if you come to one of our shows, I hope you have the time of your life.

SAKURA:  I’m so glad to be able to experience first-hand the love people feel for our music. We’re going to keep putting on great shows for the rest of this tour, and then achieve even further growth in preparation for our next tour, so we look forward to your ongoing support.

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2023 LE SSERAFIM “FLAME RISES” Tour: Ticket Details

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LE SSERAFIM is finally going on their first-ever tour! The girl group is said to be having 7 stops, exciting FEARNOTs about the news. You shouldn’t miss it!

If you’re interested in getting tickets, check out the details below.

2023 LE SSERAFIM “FLAME RISES” Tour

August 12, Saturday – Seoul

August 13, Sunday – Seoul

August 23, Wednesday – Nagoya

August 24, Thursday – Nagoya

August 30, Wednesday – Tokyo

August 31, Thursday – Tokyo

September 6, Sunday – Osaka

September 7, Monday – Osaka

September 30, Wednesday – Hong Kong

October 3, Thursday – Jakarta

October 7, Monday – Bangkok

October 8, Tuesday – Bangkok

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Seoul / Japan / Hong Kong / Jakarta /  Bangkok

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On January 31 at midnight KST, the agency Source Music released a teaser video unveiling the title of LE SSERAFIM’s upcoming fan meeting ‘FEARNADA’. Later that day, the label released a poster containing more details , sharing that the quintet’s fan meeting will be held both on and offline on March 18 (Saturday) and 19 (Sunday).

[NOTICE] LE SSERAFIM FAN MEETING 'FEARNADA' 2023 S/S 개최 안내 (+ENG/JPN/CHN) 📍 https://t.co/4DrP7BQudY #LE_SSERAFIM #르세라핌 #FEARNADA pic.twitter.com/o008pXKOSS — LE SSERAFIM (@le_sserafim) January 31, 2023

According to Source Music, LE SSERAFIM’s ‘FEARNADA’ fan meeting will be held at the Olympic Park Olympic Hall in Seoul on both days, with the Saturday show starting at 6PM KST and Sunday show at 5PM KST. A ticket to the in-person events will cost 99,000KRW.

Livestream passes for both days of the fan meeting will also be available for fans unable to attend in person. A one-day pass will be available to the public at 59,400KRW, while the member-exclusive two-day pass will cost 105,600KRW. Fans will be required to purchase LE SSERAFIM’s official fan-club membership on Weverse for access to the latter.

Source Music will release booking information for both in-person and online tickets to the ‘FEARNADA’ fan meeting at a later date.

The upcoming event will mark LE SSERAFIM’s first fan meeting since their debut in May 2022 with ‘Fearless’. The girl group’s most recent domestic release was their sophomore mini-album ‘ANTIFRAGILE’ in October 2022.

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Last week, LE SSERAFIM made their Japanese debut by dropping Japanese versions of their songs ‘Fearless’ and ‘Blue Flame’, plus a new song ‘Choices’. The new version of ‘Fearless’ topped Japan’s weekly Oricon chart, breaking a record set by Korean-Japanese girl group IZ*ONE and making LE SSERAFIM the first foreign female act to top the chart in over five years, as Yonhap reported.

LE SSERAFIM are preparing to hold their first world tour in 2023, which is expected to include stops in Asia, North America and more, according to HYBE Labels’ 2022 briefing .

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LE SSERAFIM Tour 'Flame Rises' (stylized in all-caps) is the first Asia concert tour by LE SSERAFIM . The first show was held on August 12, 2023, at Jamsil Indoor Stadium in Seoul, South Korea.

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• 3.1 Canceled dates
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Background [ ]

On June 27, 2023, a logo motion teaser posted across the group's social medias announced the tour's title. [1] Later that day, cities and dates for the tour were revealed. [2]

On July 28, it was announced that all tickets for the two shows had Seoul sold out in 8 minutes. [3]

On October 6, it was announced that their concerts in Bangkok were canceled due to members' health issues. [4]

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Main set [ ].

• "The Great Mermaid"
• "Blue Flame"
• "Impurities"
• "No Celestial"
• "Sour Grapes"
• "Good Parts (When the Quality is Bad but I Am)"
• "We Got So Much"
• "Flash Forward"
• "Antifragile"
• "The Hydra"
• "Eve, Psyche & The Bluebeard's Wife"
• "Unforgiven"
• "Fearnot (Between You, Me & The Lamppost)"
• "No-Return (Into The Unknown)"
• "Fire in the Belly"

Canceled dates [ ]

Video links [ ].

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• Fire in the belly Stage Cam

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Will there be a LE SSERAFIM US tour?

LE SSERAFIM is one of the fastest-growing K-Pop girl groups of the past few years.

Debuting as recently as early 2022, the five-member band from South Korean HYBE subsidiary label Source Music, achieved global success instantly, especially following their second extended play Antifragile , which was released in October of that same year. It made LE SSERAFIM the K-Pop girl group to make the Billboard 200 in the least amount of time since their debut, peaking at 14.

Staring 2024 with a bang, the group, composed of Sakura, Chaewon, Yunjin, Kazuha, and Eunchae , was announced as one of the acts performing at Coachella, alongside fellow South Korean acts ATEEZ and The Rose. In a trend that has defined LE SSERAFIM’s short career thus far, they also became the fastest K-pop group to be featured in the influential musical festival after less than two years as a band.

Coachella takes place between April 12 and 21 in California, but will Fearnots around the rest of the country get to see their favorite group live in 2024 as well?

Is LE SSERAFIM preparing a US tour in 2024?

For now, Coachella is LE SSERAFIM’s only confirmed concert in the United States for 2024. That doesn’t mean that more won’t be added in time, and it might be a more likely scenario than you would think.

The girls of LE SSERAFIM are expected to release new music in early 2024 after their first studio album Unforgiven came out in May of last year. Seeing as output in K-pop is regular and constant , the “Perfect Night” artists will likely announce new material soon, and fans are hoping a tour announcement will follow suit. Possibly at a global scale, judging by Yunjin’s comments about hopes and dreams for the new year.

january we got yunjin solo collab announcements, february comeback announcements? march le sserafim comeback? and april coachella… possibly a tour after that pic.twitter.com/YkdGABjWXq — ez (@writtenbyhuh) January 17, 2024

Your goals for 2024? 🐍 lots of good music. And staying healthy. And hopefully we’ll be able to go meet more of our fans all around the globe. again looking at yunjin’s expression because she can’t lie… le sserafim’s first world tour is coming yall 👀 pic.twitter.com/orun3DTQDj — 누텔라 (@SoshifyMe) January 15, 2024

The group first went on tour in 2023, albeit only covering select Asian countries including, of course, South Korea and Japan, as well as Hong Kong, Indonesia, and Thailand. Their first U.S. promotional tour only took place in late 2023 as they visited New York and Los Angeles to promote Unforgiven and their Overwatch 2 collaboration song “Perfect Night.”

Apart from a few media appearances, and their upcoming Coachella set, the quintet has yet to headline a concert in the U.S. Hopefully 2024 will be the year that changes.

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K-Pop's Most Fearless Girl Group, LE SSERAFIM, Is Set for Stardom

You don't have to be familiar with Korean pop music (or K-pop) to understand its magnitude. Groups such as BTS and BLACKPINK have dominated global charts and expanded their fervent fan bases thanks to snappy music, eye-catching aesthetics, and shockingly synchronized choreography. As with any billion-dollar industry, there's stiff competition, but that makes success all the more extraordinary. When success snowballs into global stardom, well, that's a far-off dream that few have reached. LE SSERAFIM will soon be among them.

LE SSERAFIM is a five-person girl group that has all the trappings of a successful K-pop act and more. I'm connecting with the members via video call, and as the black screen lights up, I'm met with five expectant faces—Kim Chaewon, Sakura, Huh Yunjin, Kazuha, and Hong Eunchae. They're fresh off their first-ever performance at Coachella (I'm catching them between weekends one and two), and if they're tired from a schedule chock-full of rehearsals, fittings, and radio and TV interviews, they don't show it. In fact, they have a fresh-faced confidence about them. Although they vary in their assorted streetwear looks, each member has clear, glowing skin and minimal makeup. Chaewon has her hair cut into a trendy bob. Sakura has long, icy-blonde lengths flowing over her shoulders. Eunchae has an effortless-looking, beachy texture to her dark hair. Yunjin has vibrant red strands that stand out on the screen. Last but not least, Kazuha has opted for a simple, straightforward claw-clip style.

As they're sitting together on a couple of couches in the studio where our cover shoot is about to take place, you'd think they were an ordinary group of friends, and in a way, they are. Seeing them interact in this way—off-stage and out of the spotlight—I'd never guess that they've only been a group for such a short time, having made their official debut in May 2022. "We really felt like a team from the start I think, but as time goes on, we also feel like family," Yunjin says. "There's so much that clicks between us that it's kind of hard to wrap my head around the fact that we're all together and people like [my groupmates] actually exist. It's really special."

Becoming a K-pop artist—or "idol" as is the technical term in Korea—doesn't happen overnight. Each member of the group took a separate path to the same stage. After individual training periods (yes, K-pop idols go through formal training that can involve years of rigorous singing, dancing, acting, and media training lessons), it took a little over a year for all the members to come together and officially form LE SSERAFIM.

Chaewon belonged to a different K-pop group called IZ*ONE up until 2021. The group was formed as part of a competition show, and when their contract ended, she looked to her next move. "After that was over, I was kind of lost at one point," she says. "I didn't know what to do, and I had a hard time. Like destiny, I got a chance to become a part of LE SSERAFIM." Chaewon would go on to complete another year of training before debuting as part of the group.

At 26 years old, Sakura is the oldest member of the group and one of two who hail from Japan. She originally debuted as an idol at the young age of 13, eventually becoming a member of IZ*ONE with Chaewon. After that particular chapter ended, LE SSERAFIM was her next move. "I thought of LE SSERAFIM as my last group," she says. "After my last birthday, I realized I've spent half my life as an idol artist."

Yunjin is Korean American and was born and raised in upstate New York. "I started training fiveish years ago," she says. "I ultimately thought that maybe becoming a singer wasn't my path. Even though I kept wanting to do it, I felt very hopeless. I decided to go back and finish my studies. In the span of two months, I did my SAT, ACT, and wrote all my essays. The day after I put in my tuition, I got a call saying, 'There's this team, and we really want you in it. Are you up to join?' I was like, 'There has to be some bigger meaning to all of this because how do I get this call literally not even 24 hours after I put in my freaking tuition?'"

Yunjin trusted her intuition and took the leap. "I think LE SSERAFIM was the pinnacle of all of my life lessons and experience," she says. "It was like, 'This is why you went through all that.' Even now, I'm constantly learning and growing as a person and as an artist. I'm really, really thankful that everything aligned." I tell her it's K-pop kismet.

Kazuha, who is also Japanese, is a former ballerina. When I ask whether her ballet training was useful in learning LE SSERAFIM's complex choreography, I get a thumbs-up. "I started ballet when I was very young," she says. "I think the result itself is very important, but I also think getting there is important." Now, as she hones a different creative skill, she says she cherishes her time in the group.

The only member of LE SSERAFIM who had a traditional path toward stardom is Eunchae. She's the youngest member of the group at only 17 years old. She was also the last member to join after the training period was over. "I've always been a big fan of K-pop," she says. "I dreamed of becoming an idol singer." With her entrance, LE SSERAFIM was complete. "I remember when [Eunchae] came," Yunjin says. "It felt like a team finally. She was the missing puzzle piece. I think she adds a lot to the group. She has this freshness about her."

Since success is never guaranteed, especially in an industry like theirs, it makes sense that they so easily recognize the advantages of their work—fostering relationships with their fans. I find them all to be so genuinely grateful. "If I wasn't an artist, I wouldn't be able to meet this many people around the world," Sakura says. "I think it's also very special that we receive a lot of love from our fans. We try to make it worthwhile." Eunchae agrees. "We don't want our fans to feel distant just because we're idol singers. We want them to feel like we're the same people, living in the same era, sharing the same worries and concerns. Through our stories, we want to cheer people up and empower them, and I hope they feel close to us," she adds.

Their genuine positivity and excitement are evident, but I know there's more to their experiences than meets the eye. After all, with intense training periods, busy schedules, and a relentless travel itinerary, the life of a K-pop idol is not all roses and sunshine. Sakura responds, "We have to continue to develop ourselves and improve and refresh ourselves to show new things. We can't be complacent. I believe that's the most challenging part of being an idol."

That exact challenge came into play ahead of the group's Coachella debut. They were the only K-pop girl group to be featured in the music festival's 2024 lineup, and they received the speediest invite of any Korean act ever—only a mere 1.5 years into their career. "Coachella was like a dream come true for us," Chaewon tells me. "We didn't expect this to come so quickly in our career, and it was such an honor to perform. Because we were doing this for the first time, we put a lot of effort into it. We tried so hard as if we were debuting again."

The group's setlist included "EASY," one of my favorite LE SSERAFIM songs and the title track to their most recent mini-album, EASY , which debuted at number eight on the Billboard 200. It's followed closely by their song "SMART." Both are catchy enough to live in my head rent-free, but they're also accompanied by music videos that display the group's experimental and editorial approach to beauty. I wonder aloud if the group has an agreed-upon beauty aesthetic or if their looks are an amalgamation of their individual styles. "We are all very open in terms of experimenting with different looks," Yunjin says. "For each album, we're all trying things for the first time. We always do a ton of embellishments and try on different colors. We're always up to try new looks. I think everyone on our glam team is very ambitious. We're always looking at new ideas." When I share that I loved their looks in the "EASY" music video, Yunjin laughs and says, "We'll let our makeup artist know."

Funnily enough, their off-stage beauty aesthetics are quite the opposite, and each member describes their preferred approach to hair and makeup. Yunjin says she likes her natural wavy hair texture, which is why she keeps it a little bit "messy." Chaewon has a similarly simple preference. "I like to keep my hair short," she says. "I like the bob cuts." Sakura spices up her minimal beauty aesthetic with homemade hats. "I like to knit as a hobby," she adds. Yunjin won't let the moment pass without hyping up her bandmate. "She crochets her own tops and her own beanies," she interjects. "It's crazy!" I have to agree. After seeing a few examples of her work , I regret telling her that I'm learning to crochet as well. She's a pro.

The same can be said about their off-duty fashion. Every single member describes their fashion aesthetic with one of three words—simple, comfy, or casual. At first, I found this surprising. After watching a few music videos and catching glimpses of their Coachella performance, I figured they wore boundary-pushing designer pieces at all times. Chaewon provides perspective: "As artists, we dress up a lot, and we wear a lot of fancy and glamorous clothes, so for my daily looks, I usually go for [something] simple, comfy." In other words, they reserve the statement-making looks for the stage.

"Our team's aesthetic start was based on runway concepts," Yunjin says. "Ever since our debut, we've been doing runway shows and catwalk trailer videos. With each album, our album aesthetic changes, and our styling aesthetic changes. If you think of LE SSERAFIM, you can think of model walking and sleek, cool silhouettes." I add "editorial" and "experimental" as potential descriptors. Yunjin gives a firm "Yes," and the rest of the group nods.

"Sometimes, people have a certain idea about how an idol usually dresses, but we try to break free from that," Sakura says. "For example, I really loved Yunjin's outfit in the concept trailer for EASY . It was very bold. I think that well represents our team. That is us. [Fashion] helps express who we are."

That boundary-pushing style makes sense, especially considering the name LE SSERAFIM is an anagram of "I'm fearless." The group's ethos is built on confidence and empowerment, and obviously, fashion plays a big part. "We don't really like to constrain ourselves," Yunjin says. "We really like to experiment and try new things. It might look some way to others' eyes, but we like to cross lines and cross borders."

It's clear why they were signed on as Louis Vuitton brand ambassadors. Both LE SSERAFIM and Louis Vuitton look to the future while honoring tradition. "Louis Vuitton is really iconic and a big household name brand that has a deep, rich history," Yunjin says. "We were not able to wrap our heads around the fact that they wanted us. It was absolutely incredible, and we were so stoked to be a part of the team. I definitely think we resonate with a lot of the parts of the Louis Vuitton brand. They are a household name. We would also love to have that type of culture in K-pop. They helped create our looks for Coachella for weeks one and two. It's always an honor to work with them."

At this point, I can't hold in the one question I've been dying to ask. What artists are the members of LE SSERAFIM inspired by? They talk among themselves, agreeing on several dropped names and occasionally displaying a pained expression of utter admiration for a select few. "I love listening to Taylor Swift," Chaewon says. "I also love listening to a Korean singer called IU. I love that all of her lyrics are so authentic and embody her vulnerabilities, which anyone can relate to and resonate with."

Kazuha chooses Doja Cat. "I loved listening to her songs before I saw her onstage, but when I saw her onstage, it was just astonishing. It was different from just listening. As an artist, I want to become a singer that can resonate with a lot of people and give a lot of surprises." Yunjin agrees, adding, "I get a lot of inspiration and spiritual, musical guidance from various artists, but I like Doja Cat. She's very involved in her stage presentation and her work in general. She definitely inspires me to be self-reliant in my creative process." She adds a few more artists to her list: "I also really love Frank Ocean. … Obviously, who doesn't? And SZA. Her lyricism and her flow are always so creative. I definitely feel like she has a different kind of soul."

Eunchae chooses Ariana Grande. "Back when I was training, I loved listening to Ariana Grande," she says. "I would just pick one of her albums and listen to the entire album or choose a B-side track. I would love to see her onstage and in person." Sakura is all about Beyoncé. "While I was preparing for Coachella, I was able to come across Beyoncé's performance again. I was just like, 'Wow, where does she get this energy? She's amazing.' She's like my role model."

Yunjin points at Sakura, saying "She fell in love with Sabrina [Carpenter] watching her at Coachella this year." Sakura smiles, admitting she would love to collaborate with her: "She has this cute and adorable vibe, which I fell in love with. We don't have any summer vibe songs, so if we get the chance I'd love to put together a summer song with Sabrina." Yunjin laughs. "She's already planning. She already thought of something," she jokes.

I cross my fingers, hoping the collab can become a reality for them in the future. Why not? The pop-star power would be undeniable. Balancing ambition with gratitude, the members reflect fondly on the successes they've had and the landmarks they've reached. "Coachella was a really big thing for us," Yunjin says. "To think of something at this scale again is so crazy to us. We'd be so thankful for anything, to be honest. Hopefully, we'll be able to do a tour and visit more countries and cities. That would definitely be a big goal for us."

It's clear that LE SSERAFIM is on an upward trajectory—not just to fame and fortune but also to an elite echelon of K-pop stardom. I get a feeling that there are legions of people out there who are soon-to-be LE SSERAFIM superfans. They just don't know it yet.

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It seems that  LE SSERAFIM just can’t escape the criticisms they’ve been getting lately for their disappointing vocal abilities, with a video from over a year ago resurfacing due to the ongoing controversy.

The video in question is an episode of  Kstar Next Door , a music talk show hosted by  Jonathan that features a variety of musical guests to talk and show off their singing abilities.

The format of the show is that, after an interview/talk with the guests, they will then put on a live vocal performance. Netizens noted that even foreign idols such as the members of  &TEAM were able to perform live without issue.

Sometimes a whole group will perform live, while other times the whole group won’t be there and even the non-vocalists will perform, such as when some of  IVE ‘s members appeared on the show.

However, when  Kazuha ,  Sakura , and  Eunchae were on  Kstar Next Door during their “ANTIFRAGILE” promotions back in late 2022, the show didn’t finish with a vocal performance but rather a dance performance due to “unavoidable circumstances”. It wasn’t explained what these circumstances were, but netizens now believe that it’s because the three weren’t confident enough in their vocal abilities to sing live.

Caption on screen:  “Due to unavoidable circumstances on the on-site conditions, we have swiped the K-pop live to dance.” Comment: “It’s the first time seeing a group not sing live and just dance instead. Practice your singing more.”

This is allegedly the only time a K-Pop group appearing on the show hasn’t done a live vocal performance at the end, which is why it’s getting renewed attention after LE SSERAFIM’s recent singing controversies.

Here’s what netizens are saying about the incident.

You can watch the whole episode of Kstar Next Door below. The section in question starts around the 14:40 mark.

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A LE SSERAFIM x New Era Collab Is On Its Way

Arriving June 2024.

[Update 11 May 2024] Two LE SSERAFIM x New Era headwear models have pre-launched at the “FEARNADA 2024 S/S Seoul” fan meeting event! The collection includes a washed black bucket hat and two colorway variations of the 9FORTY ball cap.

Both models prominently feature an embroidered strikethrough logo of their fandom name, “FEARNOT”, alongside New Era branding. Retail prices are set at KRW 49,000 (~US$36) for each 9FORTY ball cap and KRW 65,000 (~US$48) for the bucket hat.

Stay tuned for further updates prior to the June release!

Exciting developments are stirring within the realms of K-pop and streetwear. Following NewJeans’ collaborations with Takashi Murakami and Hiroshi Fujiwara , LE SSERAFIM is gearing up for an exciting partnership with New Era for an upcoming release.

Little details have been disclosed at this time, with only a confirmed June release. Prior to the drop, the collection will be available for preview at their upcoming “FEARNADA 2024 S/S” fan meeting event, taking place in Seoul, South Korea, on 11—12 May.

Stay tuned here for further updates on the LE SSERAFIM x New Era collection.

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Controversy has emerged as netizens debate over the portrayal of LE SSERAFIM ‘s vocal prowess in a recent variety show stint.

As the debate over LE SSERAFIM’s vocal performance continues to heighten, fans recall a past occurrence that is now brought back into the spotlight.

Fans remembered when LE SSERAFIM appeared on a variety show called KStar Next Door , with entertainment personality Jonathan at the helm.

The show typically invites musical artists to be interviewed and showcase their skills, culminating in a karaoke segment where idols perform live. In the episode featuring LE SSERAFIM, the members present— Sakura , Kazuha , and Eunchae —chose to dance rather than sing, which set them apart from other groups and fueled further scrutiny.

LE SSERAFIM Under Fire Once Again For Replacing Live Singing With Dancing On Variety Show

New light has been shed on the situation as KStar Next Door uploaded its latest video showcasing NMIXX and KISS OF LIFE’s vocal units.

The face-off between Lily and Haewon of NMIXX against Natty and Belle from KISS OF LIFE was highly anticipated by fans.

Controversy ensued once the video was posted, specifically due to its title, “ We DO have K-POP idol vocalists! Crazy high note match between NMIXX and KISS OF LIFE. “

Moreover, the thumbnail originally captioned “ Idol(‘s) Live Hope Edition, ” was later changed to “ Idol(‘s) Live Legend .” This modification was thought to be a veiled reference to the ongoing discussions regarding idol vocal capabilities.

The coincidental nature of the show’s title change sparked accusations of shade towards LE SSERAFIM.

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The controversy surrounding LE SSERAFIM’s vocal skills on the variety show KStar Next Door has become a topic of discussion among netizens. As accusations and speculations arise, the show’s change of video titles and thumbnails only fueled the debate. Many fans find the timing of these changes suspicious, leading to a deeper conversation on the expectations and portrayals of idols’ vocal talents in the industry.