"Wendy, aren't you crazy?" In online communities and SNS, Red Velvet's main vocalist became a hot topic after doing THIS.
Red Velvet Wendy Is Real-Life Angel After Surprising ReVeluvs Ahead of Her Birthday
"Isn't Wendy crazy?"
On various online communities, K-pop fans, especially ReVeluvs (fandom), reacted after what Red Velvet Wendy did to fans ahead of her special day.
In K-pop, it's a fandom culture to prepare gifts and events for their favorite idols, especially on their birthdays and comebacks. During this event, fans can gather to celebrate it together.
In some cases, idols are actually visiting fan events for them, but while this is already rare and surprising, how shocking it would be if an idol does a reverse tribute and organize an event for the fans instead!
The reason Wendy is earning massive reaction and love is exactly for such thing!
From February 12 to 13, an anecdote about the "Like Water" singer spread online revealing how she held a surprise event that left fans captivated by infinite emotions.
According to the news, Wendy personally rented an entire cafe in Seongsu-dong, close to SM Entertainment, to prepare for the event. She also took time to invite ReVeluvs about her Birthday event, through the DearU bubble.
When fans then entered the café, they admired how the whole event wasn't done half-heartedly and was actually filled with sincerity and love.
Instead of leaving it in the hands of her staff, Wendy proudly revealed that she decorated everything herself. According to fans, the "Miracle" singer decorated the interior of the cafe as well with cup holders and photo cards she also arranged.
Wendy even hung undisclosed polaroid photos on the cafe wall, forming them into a heart design.
In addition to this, the idol opened a note event where fans can leave their wishes or write down their concerns to Wendy.
If you think this is all, Wendy's sincerity beyond fan service was felt even more when she appeared at the event and handed the coffee and cookies herself to ReVeluvs one by one!
The café offered 100 cups of coffee a day and behind the cup holder is the phrase, saying:
"Thank you for coming to me."
She would hold fans' hands and rub them with heat packs, too, saying it was cold and they should warm themselves properly.
The whole event was intimate, and ReVeluvs who attended the event shared that they never felt the distance between the idol and them as fans.
Red Velvet Wendy is indeed a real-life angel!
Red Velvet Wendy Draws Admiration For Kindness, Personality
When stories about the "What If Love" singer circulated among K-pop fans and web users, people expressed their touching reactions:
- "Wendy is famous for her love for fans, but I didn't know she would prepare this much."
- "Isn't she crazy? I thought it was just another fan service story but didn't expect it to be this wholesome."
- "With this personality, how can we not love Wendy?"
Among K-pop idols, Wendy is originally an artist famous for her love for fans.
When a fan said that:
"I will earn money harder and go to your concert and buy more albums."
However, Wendy replied:
"I don't know about the concert, but don't buy many albums, please. One is enough, and listening to our music and cheering for us is enough.
With that money, I hope you take care of your health and eat delicious food with your family, or if you live alone, I hope you buy delicious food for yourself who worked hard all day."
Wendy also reminded her fans:
"Everyone seems to care too much about how many albums they sold these days, but I'm not sure what's important about that.
Since you buy an album like this, I think there are various versions of the album. Don't buy it. Who knows? It'll come out as one version. If the version is reduced to one, I will give an opinion that we should only give one photo card."
Wendy's statement of conviction, which thought of the fans at the time, warmed the hearts of the fans and drew attention as a good influence.
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Written by Eunice Dawson.
