On the evening of November 9, the incident of the sexy K-Pop queen HyunA suddenly fainting on the Waterbomb stage held in Macau (China) shocked fans.
KoreaBoo newspaper reported that the female singer was performing the song "Bubble Pop" when she suddenly stopped and suffered a stroke. After that, security guards took him off stage.
At 9pm the same day, HyunA apologized and reassured fans. On her personal Instagram page, the singer said the incident occurred partly because of her busy performance schedule.
From now on, I will try to improve my physical strength and work really hard, HyunA mentioned the health issue in her apology article.
She affirmed that she will improve her physical strength and practice harder.
ETToday newspaper (Korea) reported that HyunA was quite tired when performing the follow-up song, having to rely on the stairs on stage to rest.
The singer's fainting may have been related to a harsh weight loss process. Before that, she had lost 10 kg, now she has lost 49 kg. She was criticized by some netizens for her weight gain appearance after appearing at the airport.
For Korean female stars, appearance is always a top priority. They are under a lot of pressure from losing weight. Many cases have fainted from exhaustion.
Krystal had at least 3 fainted while performing. That was in 2010 when the female singer and her group F(x) participated in a program with the song "Mr.Boogie". Next up was the "Kiss & Cry" skiing competition and SM's concert in Shanghai in 2015.
Subin of Dal Shabet group was also exhausted and fainted on stage. Or like Sunny of SNSD, because he had to work at the intensity of 14 performances of the Arena Tour, he had to be hospitalized on the show in 2011.
K-Pop fans also cannot forget the image of Hyeri of Girl's Day collapsing after completing the group's performance on the M Countdown stage on January 16, 2014.
External pressures are becoming a burden for Korean stars, pushing them into dangerous situations of rapid weight loss combined with overloaded work schedules, causing alarm.
