A heated debate has recently sparked among K-pop fans about the vocal skills of ALLDAY PROJECT, with some questioning whether the group is as strong vocally as many believe.
On an online community, one fan wrote,
“Am I the only one who thinks ALLDAY PROJECT aren’t that good at singing?
I might get criticized, but Tarzzan especially sounds like he’s just reading a Korean textbook when he sings in Korean. Youngseo has a nice tone, but she doesn’t seem strong enough to be called the main vocal. Bailey is just good at English, but I don’t know if she’s actually good at rapping. Annie—I’m still not sure yet. As for Jo Woochan, he’s just on another level.”
This post quickly gained attention, sparking divided opinions among netizens.
- Have they ever really shown something you could call singing..? Aside from rap, isn’t it just the level where anyone who isn’t tone-deaf could pull it off?
- They manage songs well, haha—it doesn’t stand out. Still, since they do live stages, I think it’s more meaningful than lip-syncing while being called “good singers.”
- Other than Jo Woochan, I don’t really know.
- I think the same. Woochan is obviously great, but the other members just feel like they do their part, nothing more.
- They’re better than your ILLIT at least.
- Honestly, I don’t get why they’re so popular.
- Rather than being good singers, they seem to be good performers. It feels like a smart strategy.
As the discussion continues, it’s clear that ALLDAY PROJECT has sparked strong reactions—both positive and negative—showing just how much attention the group is receiving in the K-pop scene.
Sources: Netizenbuzz
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