Jo Hyun-ah Supported by Lee So-ra Despite Ridicule Meme

The atmosphere is weird. At this point, People wonder if she was determined to aim for it. Reaction to Urban Zakapa Jo Hyun-ah, who was embroiled in controversy with her new song 'Give You', is rapidly reversing.

Jo Hyun-ah was loved for her solid live skills and natural sensibility as a female vocalist of Urban Zakapa. However, in the recent announcement of Give You ', she made an unconventional transformation and shocked the public. The song itself was old, but the makeup and styling caught the attention of those who saw it in a negative way.

However, the most problematic thing is the stage. Jo Hyun-ah not only failed to perform the choreography properly, but also performed a live performance that was so unstable that people wondered if she was a vocalist who was recognized for her singing ability. There were harsh criticism towards her, saying "she seemed unprepared for the performance," Her performance video on music show even became a 'ridicule meme'. 

However, the criticism has continued as the level of ridicule has crossed the line, making it increasingly uncomfortable to see, including the past controversy over Jo Hyun-ah and netizens' malicious comments. As a singer, it's commendable to support various attempts without settling for one specialty, but some have expressed that it may be going too far.

Meanwhile, model Lee So-ra supported Jo Hyun-ah, saying "You are very humble  and sensible. Life is long, so do everything you want to do. I'm rooting for you." When asked to cover the song 'Give You', singer Ori said, "I think it's natural that anyone can make mistakes and I think she's a person who has proven her past skills. Sometimes I think the public may not be satisfied because what the artist wants and what the public wants are different. I didn't feel comfortable and happy the whole time I sang 'Give You'. I'm afraid I'm going to hurt her by covering this song. I keep reminding myself of my mistakes 15 years ago. I don't want to hurt others the same way."



Conversely, addicts are also on the rise. The KBS2 'Music Bank' video surpassed 1 million views, and MBC 'Show! The Music Core' stage video also exceeded 840,000 views. Those who have been addicted to the so-called 'bizarre concept' talk about their addiction symptoms, saying 'I keep thinking about it'.

Public attention is focusing on whether 'Ridicule Meme' about Jo Hyun-ah can evolve into 'syndrome'.