"why do idols hide so much and never open up"

@nrikimuran

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SoundTikTok sound · original sound - eahchxrmng

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Why it worked

The video likely resonated due to its direct and emotional appeal to fans' concerns about idol treatment and the sensitive topic of cancer. The use of a popular idol's name and the fandom's internal dynamics created a strong hook for engagement within the target audience.

Summary

The video features a text overlay discussing the treatment of idol Heeseung, questioning why fans would joke about his childhood cancer and express "pity." It criticizes "toxic ot6" fans and wonders if the other members would approve of how Heeseung is being treated.

Structure

1Introduction of the topic: idols hiding and not opening up.
2Criticism of turning Heeseung's cancer into a joke and seeking pity.
3Assertion that cancer is not a joke.
4Questioning the fans' self-identification as "engene" or "ever."
5Speculation on whether the members would be happy with the treatment of Heeseung.

On-screen text

"why do idols hide so much and never open up" but then they turn heeseung opening up about him having cancer as a child into a joke and saying his looking for "pity". cancer is NOT a joke. and the fact they still call themselves an "engene" or "ever" do u toxic ot6 really think the members would be happy with how u treating hee??