QUOTE(Chopstickx @ Aug 6 2006, 09:36 PM)

i would so rather see them standing in one spot singing their heart out and seeing their passion when they sing. we have other groups to look at for dancing ._. ...
I
completely agree with that.

There's an American artist I truly admire because she always sings live (even when she's sick), and the focal point of her performances is always her voice.
QUOTE(LiLKrAzYb0i @ Aug 6 2006, 10:21 PM)

i dunno, i think you guys are being too hard on them. everyone makes mistakes, so lets give them the benefit of the doubt. i say lets wait until their next performances and see if they make the same mistake, then it will definitely be a problem. maybe they didnt sing live because one of their throats was sore or some problem, or it was inki gayo, or they had to dance and a lot of people lip sync because they have to dance. i dunno, we'll see how they do later.
QUOTE(LiLKrAzYb0i @ Aug 7 2006, 10:43 AM)

i really think the dancing was the reason they were lipsyncing.
Like I said before,
I love SeeYa, and this is not going to make me like them any less. I don't think that the backlash is against SeeYa as a group (at least I hope that it's not). Personally, I always try to remember that singers are real people, and I highly doubt that Yeon-ji, Gyu Ri, and Bo Ram have completely changed personalities from the people whom we came to respect and become fans of. I think what people are upset at is the management—for doing what we feel is a stunt, "gimmicky" and untrue to SeeYa's image and to the essence of the group. I understand that people say it's difficult to sing
and dance at the same time, but my take on it has always been that if you're a singer,
singing is the most important aspect of the performance. Singers don't
need to be able to dance, and SeeYa has been successful and popular without having to before.
QUOTE(LiLKrAzYb0i @ Aug 7 2006, 10:43 AM)

p.s. i noticed that when they sang their songs in the past, i sounded like they were lipsyncing only because when they sing it sounds so similar to or exactly like the song (im not saying that they did lipsync). if it was all live, then i have even more impressed that they are consistant and did not use any technology in the recording studio.
SeeYa always sang live in the past. That's one of the reasons why I respect them; they're so consistently good live. If you compare the performances, you can notice slight differences in the singing of all of them, and often in live performances, the assignment of parts is different. They try to make the parts more "equal" in their live performances than in the studio, so sometimes the girl who is singing a part of the song live is not the same one who sang it in the studio version.
QUOTE(Asianspirit @ Aug 7 2006, 10:47 AM)

yes there are hundreds of artist who lipsync and thats what sets them apart from true singers where when you are singers you are expected to sing live and respect your profession as a singer... i am only fans to singers who REALLY SINGS when they are on stage.....
I agree. Of course
other people lipsync, but I honestly think SeeYa's too talented to do that.
I know that maybe they were "trying something new," but SeeYa sang "Shoes" for weeks on end (and their other songs) in the original fashion, and they've only been singing "Crazy Love Song" for two weeks before deciding to change it up. The song is
gorgeous the way it is originally.
Speaking for myself, I will continue to support SeeYa. The SeeYa girls are people first and artists second, and I'm not going to turn my backs on them for one incident. I still think it's a misstep, though, and I hope that SeeYa returns to what they were doing previously, but I don't fault
them for this performance. I wouldn't be surprised if this performance eventually faded away from memory. To be honest, what bothers me is not the performance itself but the intangible implications of it. What I really want is for the SeeYa girls to be true to themselves, and I don't feel that this performance was. I may be wrong; maybe they all secretly love dancing too or something, but deep down, I don't really think so.