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Fans are advising Hearts2Hearts to change their "unfair" ending choreography position

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Posted by K-Soul Monday, February 24, 2025 20,120

Hearts2Hearts made their successful debut with their single 'The Chase' and held their first showcase, showing off performances for the new track.

Hearts2Hearts is the first SM Entertainment girl group in five years since the debut of aespa and has been at the center of attention in various online communities. The girl group is already performing strongly on music charts, debuting at number 15 on Melon's HOT100.

However, fans have recently expressed concerns over the group's choreography, saying they should change it. Following the debut showcase, fans noticed that the ending choreography positioning was ineffective in showing all the members.

In particular, one member was completely covered by the center member because they were standing in the back. Fans advised that the member in the front should sit so that the member in the back would be seen as well.

Fans commented:

"There's another member behind the center member..."
"The member in the front should just sit so the member in the back can be seen."
"What are they doing? They should've just debuted that center member solo if they were going to position the girls like this."
"I think this is just noise marketing."
"This is so obvious how SM is pushing that center member."
"There's a lot of that kind of choreography positioning in Hearts2Hearts performances..."
"If they wanted to position them like that, they should've just launched a 7-member group."
"The ending..."
"I feel bad for that member in the back. She's completely covered."
"That center member could just sit."
"If they wanted that center member to be the main girl, then bring that back member to the front and make her sit."
"Wow, that back member is covered completely..."
"Don't make a group with even members then..."
"Why is SM being like that...?"
"I think SM is notorious for making their center member stand out a lot."
"Why did they make the ending choreography like that?"
"That's pretty messed up."