Encountering an unexpected disaster on a Taiwan tour (Girls' Generation)
台湾ツアーで思わぬ災難に遭遇（少女時代）
The Taiwanese media reported that Girls' Generation had an unfortunate incident in Taipei after a long absence.
On the 8th, media in Greater China such as Taiwan's Tomori Shimbun announced that the eight members performed the first song "You Think" at the Asian tour concert held at the Taipei Arena in Taiwan on the afternoon of the 7th. During the appearance, it was reported that some fans had a collision with a security guard in the process of approaching for the shooting.
The local media reported that Girls' Generation had visited Taipei for the first time in three years, and explained the situation at the time, saying that about 10,000 fans gathered and the atmosphere at the scene was hot. And despite strict restrictions on the use of filming equipment before the performance, some fans were spotted approaching to film Girls' Generation with a small digital video camera. A clash occurred between a security guard who tried to stop the event and a fan, and the fan was reportedly taken away by the police after being reported by the organizer.
Girls' Generation's performance organizers said, "You can say that this incident is just a separate incident. We plan to continue to ban the use of filming equipment. We also ask fans to follow the rules. Performers on stage. I want you to respect the guards," he said.
(From K-POP News)
It seems that the reason why the news that travels around Asia (does it travel around the world?) and the emergence of such outstanding fans is because they are K Girls NO1.
"Even though it's prohibited, it's terrible to rush." Of course, the police caught him, but other fans must have lost their time with the extra fuss and got angry.
I don't know until I ask the person himself, but if he was aiming for a stage video to make a profit, he doesn't qualify as a fan. It seems better to apply strong moxibustion.
However, it can be said that the name of Girls' Generation has further increased its presence.
Jessica (former Girls' Generation), who will be debuting soon, has more opportunities to benefit as a (former) member whenever her Girls' Generation trends and stages become a hot topic, rather than her current agency's promotional activities. There may be more.
Even if she doesn't intend to do so, the people around her (her office) will use her to the maximum extent to get Jessica to work (if her dramatic success It seems to dilute that image). For her part, she wants the relationship to continue in such a way that both sides help each other.
"Even if you fall, it's boring just to get up." It's a good thing, and it can be said that Girls' Generation has secured one variety show.
"Their passion on stage was cut off by an unexpected accident, and they must have been exhausted physically and mentally..."
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台湾ツアーで思わぬ災難に遭遇（少女時代）
The Taiwanese media reported that Girls' Generation had an unfortunate incident in Taipei after a long absence.
On the 8th, media in Greater China such as Taiwan's Tomori Shimbun announced that the eight members performed the first song "You Think" at the Asian tour concert held at the Taipei Arena in Taiwan on the afternoon of the 7th. During the appearance, it was reported that some fans had a collision with a security guard in the process of approaching for the shooting.
The local media reported that Girls' Generation had visited Taipei for the first time in three years, and explained the situation at the time, saying that about 10,000 fans gathered and the atmosphere at the scene was hot. And despite strict restrictions on the use of filming equipment before the performance, some fans were spotted approaching to film Girls' Generation with a small digital video camera. A clash occurred between a security guard who tried to stop the event and a fan, and the fan was reportedly taken away by the police after being reported by the organizer.
Girls' Generation's performance organizers said, "You can say that this incident is just a separate incident. We plan to continue to ban the use of filming equipment. We also ask fans to follow the rules. Performers on stage. I want you to respect the guards," he said.
(From K-POP News)
It seems that the reason why the news that travels around Asia (does it travel around the world?) and the emergence of such outstanding fans is because they are K Girls NO1.
"Even though it's prohibited, it's terrible to rush." Of course, the police caught him, but other fans must have lost their time with the extra fuss and got angry.
I don't know until I ask the person himself, but if he was aiming for a stage video to make a profit, he doesn't qualify as a fan. It seems better to apply strong moxibustion.
However, it can be said that the name of Girls' Generation has further increased its presence.
Jessica (former Girls' Generation), who will be debuting soon, has more opportunities to benefit as a (former) member whenever her Girls' Generation trends and stages become a hot topic, rather than her current agency's promotional activities. There may be more.
Even if she doesn't intend to do so, the people around her (her office) will use her to the maximum extent to get Jessica to work (if her dramatic success It seems to dilute that image). For her part, she wants the relationship to continue in such a way that both sides help each other.
"Even if you fall, it's boring just to get up." It's a good thing, and it can be said that Girls' Generation has secured one variety show.
"Their passion on stage was cut off by an unexpected accident, and they must have been exhausted physically and mentally..."
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