@Multistan001
She looks so happy and at peace on that stage…I wish she still felt that way now…
@jinko3583
bc this was higher and fit her vocals (tho it def was nasally). in most le sserafim title tracks they have her singing lines that are a little low for her + she’s still recovering her confidence after the hate train. but in songs where she gets higher notes like perfect night, you can tell it fits her much better
@youtubeisntallowingmetocom9062
She's meant for Jpop, her tone is what I'd expect from a Jpop idol honestly
@Faerie_engllitz
and she sang alone, with full confidence..
@nadzhasni1430
It's because the vocal in J-Pop mostly using nasal voice to sounds cute, while K-Pop using mixed voice (chest n head) to get wide range note.. I remembered she was critisized by the mentor too when she was trainee in the survival show because she used her nasal voice which the output strained her range vocal. So, yeah.. she needs to change her vocal voice to get wider range
@MattKennedy_22
Nobody hated her bc she was singing in her natural high vocal tone but now in LS she sing in low notes that doesn't help her
@ranufaaratia9575
I once had a discussion about this. Being a J-pop fan means supporting idols truly from the ground up. They support them from the bottom until they reach the top. When idols have flaws, fans are understanding and continue to support them to become better, knowing that idols are just ordinary people striving for success. On the other hand, K-pop fans tend to become fans when idols are already at the top. They admire them because they seem special, without considering that idols are also just human beings. They fall in love with the perfection of the idol. That’s why, when idols show even a small flaw, these fans often dislike it. Because they love the perfected image—not the ordinary human being who's still growing.
@yuuuuuu445
コメント欄が凄く優しくて泣ける。
@maye420
It breaks my heart just imagine how hurtful she is that she used to be loved so much and now people keeps on hating her 😢
@Nekorbmi
she was never bad. i hate the way some "fans" treat idols. they work their ass's and sacrifice stuff that we cant imagine. Sakura was always a talented and beautiful person.
@user-bs9kf4dt1y
どんな状況でも最高のパフォーマンスをしていた宮脇咲良をデビュー当時から応援していた多くの日本人ファンが、いま世界中から不当に嫌われている状況をどれだけ嘆き悲しんでいるのか想像してください。
@l7_019
さくらー😭🫵🏻🩷 ちょーかわいいよ😭😭😭😭🌸
@justthisgirl2944
She's so pretty
@Shinuhoshiし
She definitely suits jpop better! She sound sooo good! She sounds good now but she seems much more happier and livelier and just sounds so nice
@honghanhinguyen6601
Guys, just wanna say J-pop and K-pop is totally diffrent culture, so no point to compare
@george52797
She was confident thats why. She became so anxious upon joining kpop
@Ruicore
Imo kpop and jpop is literally a different plane of existence sometimes , kpop idols are usually seen with a more mature / sexy concept while jpop idols , especially the girls, are usually seen as 'pure' or 'innocent' maiden whos into love and stuff. It's no surprise people(especially her older fans) would start disliking her singing or new career when she came from a very different bg
@JellyBlobs
I love Sakura’s voice!! She’s absolutely amazing and doesn’t deserve the hate one bit! 😢
@ashleyteo1154
I like her voice. It’s perfectly fine.
@jbaby283