TXT
has finally begun their highly anticipated ‘
ACT: PROMISE
’
world tour
, filled with breathtaking performances and stunning visuals. The tour kicked off on May 3 at the KSPO Dome in Seoul, leaving attendees spellbound not just by the group's exceptional talent and choreography but also by the spectacle of the stage itself.
Among the eye-catching features of the
concert
was the inclusion of darts dropping from the ceiling onto the stage, meticulously positioned to ensure the safety of the members.
However, despite the careful planning, concerns lingered among viewers who couldn't help but worry about the potential risks involved.
Yet, amidst the awe-inspiring production,
fans
couldn't ignore the immense budget poured into bringing this spectacle to life. The elaborate stage setup and intricate details spoke volumes about the dedication and resources invested in delivering an unforgettable experience for fans.
While the inclusion of the darts garnered positive responses from many fans, another aspect of TXT's recent release sparked controversy. A scene depicting a member simulating being shot, complete with a burst of fire near his body, stirred up concern among viewers for its perceived danger.
Calls for the agency to "treat TXT better" resonated across online platforms as supporters voiced their concerns and rallied for greater caution in future performances. Some expressed shock at the decision to opt for practical effects over CGI, emphasizing the potential hazards associated with such stunts.
However, amidst the concerns, some fans sought to reassure their fellow supporters, sharing their experiences with similar special effects and emphasizing their relative safety. They asserted that such effects "barely produce any heat" and are "very safe". And as TXT continues their world tour, with additional performances scheduled in Seoul on May 4 and May 5, fans remain hopeful for a balance between exhilarating performances and the safety of their beloved idols.
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