A post shared on the online community Nate Pann has sparked discussion regarding a recent concert performance by the group Cortis. The community author raised multiple complaints concerning the event's organization, performance length, and audience interaction.
According to the post, the concert lasted approximately one hour and forty minutes with no costume changes, and did not include any unreleased album spoilers or cover songs. The author claimed that certain tracks were repeated multiple times during the setlist and that stage movement resulted in choreography being omitted.
The poster also criticized the interaction dynamics between the performers and the audience, noting that attention was primarily directed toward the front-row standing sections while repeatedly instructing attendees to put their phones down.
Netizen Reactions
A sample of reactions from the Nate Pann discussion reflects mixed and largely critical views regarding the concert experience, the group's song catalog size, and statements made during post-concert broadcasts.
1. They're out here saying they feel hurt and all, but fans aren't supposed to satisfy you guys—you're supposed to satisfy the fans!!!!! The fans are literally your customers.......
2. Honestly, even if you're a fan, going to a concert knowing full well they just debuted and barely have any songs to sing makes you a total sucker. Just treated like ATMs.
3. They don't even have enough songs to hold a proper concert, what on earth were they thinking doing one lmao ㅋㅋㅋ
4. First-year idols aren't artists yet; they're products and salespeople, but they don't seem to get that. They need to actively market themselves and sell their music in the industry, but they’ve completely forgotten their basic role ㅋㅋㅋ HYBE, use your brains too. How are you going to blinded by short-term cash grabs and send a rookie group that isn't even ready on a world tour? Whose brilliant idea was this anyway?
5. Well, the concert turned out just like their song title—utterly underwhelming (Young~) ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
6. And honestly, repeating a track can only slide once or twice, but playing that same song 11 times over two days? ㅋㅋ Unreal. On top of that, telling people to put their phones away and just jump around—I can't with this. Seeing them whine on a post-concert live stream about how they felt "hurt" that people couldn't fully enjoy it almost made me completely lose affection. And the other members just nodding along next to them made me realize they genuinely have no clue what's wrong. Are we supposed to walk on eggshells and entertain *you* guys now? This is too much. I had such high expectations for their first concert, but it's pure disappointment. Kids, get a grip. You're nobody yet.
7. As a core fan, I genuinely want to say this for your own good. Going on and on about how you're building your "own culture," forcing people to keep jumping at every show, and claiming that if it doesn't fit your exact style, they just don't know how to have fun... and bringing in hired dancers to orchestrate some random mosh pit gimmick—I honestly don't know what you're doing. People spend their own money and time to go enjoy themselves, yet you keep whining and demanding that everyone play along to your preferred script. We aren't going there to babysit you or hype *you* up. You shouldn't take the audience for granted. Getting high on your own supply like this every time isn't cool; it just looks like edgy middle schoolers. They've got potential, but if their mindset is already like this, they won't last long.
8. Shouldn't they have held a fan meeting instead of a concert in the first place?
9. Why on earth did they even hold a concert? They're completely dragging Big Hit's reputation through the mud ㅠㅠㅠ
10. ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ People look genuinely fed up over this, it's so funny
Source: Nate Pann
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