SEVENTEEN show their professional finesse on stage; video goes viral and fans react in awe

K-pop boy group SEVENTEEN recently made headlines once again as they showcased their talent and professionalism on stage recently. The group handled an audio malfunction during one of their concerts in Japan well, astonishing and amazing fans around the globe.
The group managed the major audio malfunction with ease and professional grace. The issue started happening during their ‘24H’ track. The leader of the group, S. Coups was the first to notice the issue and manage it.
Other members of the group started facing issues with their in-ear monitors, which resulted in them having to take the monitors out. The group’s leader asked them all to reassemble and regroup. As per reports in Pinkvilla, the group, rather than continuing with their original set, went off on a whim and adjusted their performance on stage.
Since the in-ear monitors were unavailable, the group went off to the main stage where the monitor speakers were located. This allowed them to hear themselves singing and rapping more properly.
Rather than sticking to the original setup and choreography, SEVENTEEN handled the situation the best possible way they could and ensured that no issues were caused during their set on stage.
The group's fans, CARATS, reacted to the change of performance on stage online and started a debate. Many fans shared videos from the Japan concert and explained what happened on stage.




The group received a lot of praise online for managing the situation so well. Fans also shared how even without the original performance and choreography and with no in-ear monitors, all members of the group synchronised and performed well on stage.
Currently SEVENTEEN is embarking on their latest FAN MEETING ‘HOLIDAY’ tour in Japan. They recently finished performing in the Kyocera Dome Osaka. They will also be holding additional shows at the Saitama Super Arena on May 11 and 12. The group features 13 members in total, namely, S.Coups, Jeonghan, Joshua, Jun, Hoshi, Wonwoo, Woozi, The8, Mingyu, DK, Seungkwan, Vernon, and Dino.