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However, the joy was short-lived, immediately after receiving their award, RESCENE found themselves embroiled in an unexpected controversy regarding their vocal ability during their encore performance.
Although the members sang live using handheld microphones, the performance left much to be desired due to unstable pitch from some of the members. In particular, as the song features a high vocal range, the group faced criticism for struggling to execute the high-pitched sections smoothly.
There was also a noticeable disparity in live vocal proficiency among the members. While Minami and Zena delivered relatively stable performances, Woni and May appeared unsteady, with their pitch wavering at times. Unlike their usual energetic selves, they also seemed to lack confidence. Liv appeared nervous, unable to perform at her full potential.
Even for Minami and Zena, the performance was considered somewhat underwhelming when compared to the level of skill they had previously demonstrated.

As RESCENE has garnered significant public attention following their sudden surge in popularity, a phenomenon often referred to as "chart reversal", their recent encore performance has sparked a heated debate.
Some netizens expressed disappointment, commenting, "It’s clear they need more practice," "I felt uneasy the entire time I was watching them sing live," "How can their pitch be so unstable when they’re just standing there without even dancing?" and "It’s a shame, especially since this is their first comeback since gaining such popularity."
On the other hand, some have suggested that the scrutiny directed at the group may have become overly harsh as their popularity has grown. Others have come to their defense, arguing, "There’s a difference between constructive criticism and malicious condemnation," and "It seems like the number of people looking to undermine them has also increased."
Meanwhile, RESCENE released their fourth mini-album, 'PULSE,' on the 3rd and are currently actively engaged in their comeback promotions.

1. If you keep honing your skills, this will eventually serve as a solid foundation. Fighting
2. They didn’t rise to fame based on their talent in the first place, so why feel disappointed?
3. It’s a bit of a shame, though, it’s always better when a group has solid skills. I hope they practice a lot
4. I think people mistook them for a "talented" group just because they were idols who had struggled to get noticed... They’re just the "growth-type" kind. Now that they’re getting criticized, they’ll probably practice like crazy
5. They didn’t become popular because of their stage performances to begin with... They found success as YouTubers, no?
6. People kept calling them "talented," so I wondered what their level was like, but it seems pretty serious. I mean, it’s not even just about the dancing... I’m sure they’ll put in the practice though
7. Are these kids also the "growth type? Lmao. Seriously, just finish the product before you release it
8. Their skill level doesn't really warrant this much hate, does it?
9. Wow, all the hate comments here are daebak
10. I do feel like they should practice more, fighting
11. Why are people so mean towards them? The reactions were so different under the IVE post
12. If they sang a song they've been singing for 2 years like LOVE ATTACK, they will get better. Fighting!
13. They were actually bad
14. I just watched their encore and it was indeed bad
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