“Staffs aren’t artists. Stop blurring your identity and crossing the line”
“Attention seeking backdancer team OUT
Backdancer outfit, styling, hair
prohibit backup dancers from stealing excessive attention”
1. I saw what was posted on Twitter, and I can see why people are talking, it’s definitely worth the fuss.
In some of the performances, the dancers were positioned in front of the members, completely blocking them from view. On top of that, the dancers’ styling was way too flashy, and they kept adding their own little flair and trying to show off during the choreography. If they were my bias, I’d be annoyed too.
The messages on the protest trucks were pretty intense, but honestly, I think sending them was justified
2. What’s the point of a choreography if you’re gonna do the team dirty lik ehtat?
3. But there’s always been talks around SEVENTEEN’s dancers. I went to their concert when I used to fangirl on them in the past, and the dancers and the group wore such similar outfit. And on top of that, the dancers even dyed their hair like they were idols. The fans all thought it was SEVENTEEN until the light shined on the stage, we realized they were dancers..
4. Usually, when fans say stuff like that, they will listen to the feedback right away, but this time, they didn’t so they sent trucks
5. Among the complaints, the female backdancers complaints seem to be the most severe. I’ve never heard of dancers overshadowing the artists and the ads like that
6. I saw on Twitter and it was quite severe
7. Wow I can understand the complaints
8. Is SEVENTEEN’s performance director still that woman? She’s been working with them for a long time. I feel like the fans have been tolerating her for a while
9. I know why they’re mad, it’s justified
10. I can understand why after watching the videos
T/N: Found the context:
バックダンサーとは…
なにも知らない人が見たらどっちもアイドルなんかなとなりそう
#SEVENTEEN의_무대에_백댄서는_필요없다 https://t.co/856VoX4Ucl— あ (@0218_ayanon) October 28, 2026