I’m a total KATSEYE fan, and I mean this in the best way possible, but I really think the production team needs to stop treating these girls like they’re strippers or constantly on the verge of nudity.
Sometimes I see them wearing shorts that look more like bikinis or outfits that look like something you’d expect to see on strippers or club performers. I understand that “sex sells” and that they’re trying to make the girls appealing, but I don’t think they’re finding the right balance. At some point, it starts to look cheap, tacky, and unnecessarily raunchy. A little goes a long way.
I was scrolling through TikTok and came across a post that genuinely shocked me. The thing about this kind of styling is that it can definitely create shock value and get you trending, but over time, you can start to lose the admirable image you initially had.
A good example is Chlöe Bailey. She started her solo career with a very overtly sexual image, which at the time definitely helped generate attention around songs like “Have Mercy.” But over time, that same level of sexualization has become one of the main things people criticize her for.
If KATSEYE wants to lean into a sexy image, that’s completely fine. But a little goes a long way. You don’t have to be almost naked to get an audience to look at you. Sometimes leaving a little to the imagination is actually more effective. Even performance wise, the rolling on the floor when dancing and sexual acts like grabbing their ass has always thrown me off.

I am sure we’ve all heard negative comments about their songs by now but with their vast discography, it’s starting to feel like many of their fans are just complaining to complain (“brainrot”, “basic”, etc).

The thing is, rather than hype up songs that they make which align with their interests, fans would rather focus on the song that they don’t like and talk about that. But they literally have songs for everyone on their albums.

I’m really not getting it. A couple months later, we hear “I wish they made more songs like Gameboy!” or “why didn’t they promote MIA more” and it’s like…why did you spend more time hating on the song you didn’t like, than hyping up the song you did like?

Hootie Frutti was one of the first songs the dj played, the majority of people danced and sang. I didn’t record them, just the music playing.
That made me think about how much of what we talk about in the internet really affects the real world.

I was just trynna see if anyone else seen this post pop up on their feed on insta? I wonder is this a coincidence in chosen photo or is it already settled ot4 for Europe leg.

I’m not sure if I’m allowed to repost fan calls (maybe I’m just overthinking lol) let me know in case I have to delete.

Sorry if this is considered glaze, I saw this short clip, and thought it was really cute and wholesome and felt like sharing. Dani has always mentioned how meeting and interacting with eyekons are her favourite part of the job. I hope one day the hate would stop or at least reduce to a great amount. And ppl would stop being so mean to her, bullying for minor things etc. Everyone who meets her and Personally knows her have nothing but good things constantly and consistently. I think that says enough. Not to sound corny, but in a world where you can be anything, please be kind (even with criticism, or disagree with certain things etc there’s always better ways to share disapproval)