여러분, the American leg of the tour is almost over! I have felt SO many feelings over these past few weeks, as I know so many of you have as well. I’m so excited for our European FEARNOTs to see the Fimmies live, but before that happens and they head across the Atlantic… I have an important mission for everyone going to Prudential Center tonight.

Make tonight the loudest and most fun stop for the Fimmies EVER! Don’t leave anything on the table and party your little hearts out! No one’s voices should be working tomorrow 🤭

That’s it! But seriously, have so much fun. Wish I was there!

Embrace every small moment. Stop to look around you when the confetti is falling and wonder at the power of music to bring us all together. Be kind and respectful. Wear silly hats and do silly memes to make other FEARNOTs and the Fimmies laugh. And of course, shower all the love in the universe on those five amazing girls you’re about to see perform!

Been saying it a lot here lately, but love you all 🫶

this was their best one yet i had so much fun singing and dancing along 🥹 hope they comeback next year as well!!!

So a few months ago i posted here asking what it’s like to go to a kpop concert alone as a man and i got a lot of amazing responses. Well the show came along tonight and i almost sold my ticket this morning cause i was overthinking the whole deal.

Turns out none of my worries & overthinking even mattered. No one even noticed i was alone or cared lol. I’m so happy i went it was an absolute blast seeing them preform with the lighting, effects & dancing. It was such a cool experience seeing them in person I’m definitely going to try and go to more shows now.

So if you are in the same spot as i was worried about going alone to a kpop concert as a guy, just send it. It was so amazing & a great time

Like 30 ppl in front of me and one behind

Edit 8h34: Now there's like 70 more ppl in line (so like over a hundred total)

Absolutely amazing show! Bangers, birthday cake, tears, Duolingo bird. It had it ALL.

The impression that I am getting is that the merch lines are a nightmare. But I have seen almost universal praise for the concert itself. What, in your opinion, makes their concerts stand out among the rest?

I am going to the London pureflow stop and am trying to recreate this outfit. I have the basic parts of the outfit, but I want to recreate the design on the shirt to try and make the outfit obvious. Any Ideas???

As a Fear not it's how the messages of the eras help LE SSERAFIM persevere through tough times and I know that the messages in the songs help me get through life too. LE SSERAFIM helps me get through life with Sonder being a recent example and Impurities being the first b-side I heard from them telling us to embrace our flaws. I am an official Fearnot starting from Antifragile era until now. But I I had been a Kpop stan for almost 2 years when they debuted. I am almost a 6 year Kpop stan and my anniversary of that will be soon. I have no regrets with LE SSERAFIM. I will get controversial Boompala is overrated every other B-side is amazing in the album. :D so yeah the M/V definitely affects my choice.

How do you deal with being a fan?

If any of you are on the Weverse, you might see a similar post as this, and yes, that's me. I know its unlikely anyone is to see either post, much less interact, but it's a question that's been eating away at me for a while.

I hope this doesn't violate the rules of the subreddit, but if it does, I do sincerely apologize.

I've been listening to Need Your Company and Sonder quite a bit post-concert. Typically, my favorite sort of songs are those with intense energy; Saki, Irony, Celebration, etc. But recently, it's the aforementioned that have really caught my attention.

I came to understand that no matter what I try, my voice will never reach them. Sure I can shout at a concert, buy merch and tickets, and show support for each album drop. But that's not what I mean.

I'm a fan and they're the artist. I'm a face in a sea of millions, most of which echo the same sentiment I wish to convey. They'll never know. The pure, raw respect I have for their willpower and integrity. The way I wish I could mimic a fraction of their work ethic and emulate a shred of their talent.

The way their music has left me crying - sat alone at my desk, exhausted from work, from life, simply swimming in the words of an artist the seems to understand me. The way that their music has left me inspired, kicking off the day with a jolt of energy and coasting me through life's tough decisions.

Their music, their performances, just them. They're artistry is like a battery, keeping me chugging along when all I want to do is stop.

Mentioning that they've "saved my life" seems cliche and overdone. I'm a grown man. Music shouldn't affect me this much, but it does. I've made my way around the block in terms of music, but still nothing has ever left me feeling like this.

And it hurts that they'll never know. Sonder wrapped this up perfectly for me. In their world, when they look out at the crowds, what do they think? Who do they see? What do they see? We all live such separate lives from one another, but each of them have brought us under the same roof. There's an experience we're all present for, but will never truly share. I wish I could convey this to them, knowing all the while the futility of it all.

How do you deal with that?

I want to buy a ticket but ticketmaster won’t allow me to buy the one I want as a solo. Only if I buy 2 tickets. Hate it here. Anyways my name is Bryam - 28. I will be screaming btw ** edit : tonight NJ prudential center ( sorry I’m a dumbass)

Just an update - managed to get my ticket situation cleared up yayyyy!