RESCENE's May Faces Wardrobe Malfunction Scare During University Festival Performance: "The Zipper Keeps Sliding Down"

[Financial News] The zipper on a rookie girl-group member's top came undone during a university festival performance, nearly resulting in a revealing wardrobe malfunction. Thanks to her fellow members' quick response, she was able to safely complete the performance, and the incident has drawn attention online.
On the 26th, fancam footage of RESCENE, a five-member rookie girl group that performed at Myongji University's festival, was widely shared across major online communities and social media platforms.
According to the footage, RESCENE member May faced an unexpected situation while performing the song "Deja Vu": the zipper on the back of the top she was wearing, which had been made by altering a university T-shirt, began sliding down. Because of the vigorous choreography, it was a tense moment in which the top could have slipped off completely, potentially leading to a major revealing wardrobe malfunction.
Despite the unexpected situation, May kept her gaze on the audience and calmly continued with the choreography. Then, during a brief moment when their stage paths crossed, she alerted MINAMI, who was beside her, saying, "Unnie, the back of my outfit!"
MINAMI immediately understood the situation and kept an eye on May's movements and outfit for the rest of the performance. As soon as the song ended, MINAMI ran over to May with another member, Woni, quickly pulled up the lowered zipper, and straightened her disheveled outfit. With her members' help, May finished the performance with a relieved smile.
After the video spread, online users applauded the members for handling the dangerous situation professionally. Comments included, "It must have been embarrassing, but finishing the performance to the end was so professional," "Their camaraderie stood out as they ran over to take care of her outfit as soon as the performance ended," and "Their impressive teamwork prevented a major accident."
Meanwhile, RESCENE, which debuted in 2024, has gained popularity through a catchphrase from Woni's original content and the renewed popularity of one of its songs. The group is scheduled to make a comeback with its fourth mini-album, "PULSE," on November 3.
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