A chinese website by the name of Baidu Bar said that recently Korean fans are using the "silent-listening" method. They said Korean Cassiopeia had come up with the cheering for Mirotic a long long time ago but after the Mini Concert 2 different opinions surfaced: one is continue with the loud cheering while they sing, the other one is to use the "silent-listening" method like Japanese fans.
A lot of people agreed with the second opinion. Because DBSK said that this album is aimed for the public, if they keep cheering loudly while the boys sing the atmosphere will be good but it will have bad effect on other viewers.
After that Cassiopeia went and ask for an opinion from the boys themselves. The answer they received was that they hope the fans will listen to their performance silently. Because of that Korean fans have decided to follow the silent-listening method from then on.
The super loud cheering you heard from Mnet was because a lot of fans lost control that day (maybe because of the unexpected fan meeting??) and they said it really had bad effects on Tv's viewer.
Korean fans dont want the same thing happen again so they carefully told everyone to keep quiet during the Music Bank performance and even gave leaflets to every fan who came in that day.
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Credit: Soompi & Baidu Bar
Taken from DBSK-er + jaedon@iscreamshinki
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aww, the boys wanted us to be silent?
*sigh* and i thought i wanna scream like they do if TVXQ ever comeback to malaysia for a concert T^T
actually both opinion have their pro and cons.
1st opinion: scream~! XDXD
Pro >> they can feel how much love are there in the site for them ^^
Cons >> well, too much chaotic ^^;; can't listen to what they are singing
2nd opinion : silent listening
Pro >> people can listen to their song better and enjoy it ^^
Cons >> too much silence may induce loneliness and you don't know how people feel about the song
well, thank you for the news yo~
(i'll try to shut my mouth next time -_-ll)
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