LE SSERAFIM Fans Debate Height Measurements, New Song Reception

A sprawling discussion on /mu/ erupted around LE SSERAFIM’s latest music video release, which the OP framed as a “Celebration Edition” thread. The thread drew 279 replies, with conversation splitting between enthusiasm for the new track and, inevitably, a heated argument about which band member is taller.

The height dispute dominated early replies. One commenter claimed that “both got measured by professional medical staff late last year” with specific figures, while another shot back: “They’re both wearing sneakers” in a performance clip, attempting to prove the opposite measurement. A third user attempted to defuse the argument by asking why fans were “arguing over a cm of height, when Zuha is the prettiest girl in the world.”

On the actual song, reception was mixed but generally forgiving. One user described it as “generic 90s dance but that’s the kind of music i like anyway,” while another conceded that “anyone acting like it’s a travesty is straight up shit posting.” Critics found the track underwhelming. “It sounds good at certain parts but I can’t help but feel that it feels like half a track,” one commenter wrote. Another respondent said the song “feels like another attempt at a Tik-Tok trend with the headbanging part.”

Several users posted links to fancams and performance videos in high resolution, with one noting frustration that “when it premiered on youtube it was only 1080p and blocky as hell.”

Threadgoers also speculated about the group’s upcoming album drop. One user reported that the new release contained “11 new tracks” and expressed anticipation, while another complained the single wasn’t “a whole lot to hold me over until the album drops.” A separate complaint about the group’s music videos suggested the creative team needed “some new sauce.”

One commenter derailed the conversation entirely with an anecdote: “I met this girl when she was a waitress at a bar in Thailand. I liked how she spoke English, she was very nice, but I didn’t know she was a singer.”

By thread’s end, users had settled into cautious optimism about the release and the forthcoming album, though debate over band members’ heights remained unresolved.