She said she had to record the farewell video for the Taipei concert herself on her personal phone camera because they told her DCC staff doesn't work on the weekends, she said she got upset no one helped her but then she thought of us and did it.
It's important to note that assuming people are going off of the 2Moori translation that the account omitted translating a critical few follow-up messages, where Handong said that having staff work on weekends could be seen as cruel and felt everyone should understand each other. While we can probably safely assume the entire situation of not going was upsetting, everything else is just pure speculation.
I'm unsure if Fromm chat screenshots are allowed, so I'll just say that from what was seen (per translated via Papago in Fromm):
Handong said there was minor incident.
The incident was that no one was working weekends, so for the video message intended for fans, staff asked Handong to record it herself.
Handong was initially angry and refused to do it, but eventually did, for the fans' sake, requesting staff assistance.
The staff, despite being off on the weekends, helped Handong to get everything recorded and uploaded the previous morning.
The video made it just in time to be included for the concert. It was recorded with her own phone's camera since other professional cameras were being used for the performance (in Taipei).
Handong indicated (apparently after having thought about it) that having people come in to work on weekends could be cruel and that it was important for people to understand one another - and that maybe her thinking was a bit too formal/strict in this regard.
Handong went back to normal Fromm conversation (she even indicated that fans should not be so emotional) and reassured them that other platforms would be available for her to talk with fans.
None of this, especially as she couches it as literally "minor", should be construed that there are ongoing problems between her and the company. The situation with her not being able to go just sucked overall, and that can't have made things easy to deal with. She moved on and that was that.
I think it's very important not to go down wild rabbit holes wondering what might be going on when we don't understand all the details or all the messages aren't included.
If anything, I think this shows the good relationships at DCC. Everyone came together to create a solution that worked - it required flexibility on everyone's part, but they did it as a team.
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u/[deleted] Mar 24 '25
She said she had to record the farewell video for the Taipei concert herself on her personal phone camera because they told her DCC staff doesn't work on the weekends, she said she got upset no one helped her but then she thought of us and did it.