K-pop Singer Hyuna Collapses on Stage at Waterbomb Festival in Macau
South Korean performer Hyuna caused concern among fans after collapsing during her set at the Waterbomb music festival in Macau on November 9. The 33-year-old was performing her 2011 hit “Bubble Pop!” when she suddenly fainted.
According to footage shared widely on social media, two backup dancers quickly ran to assist her before security staff carried her off stage.
Hyuna’s Apology to Fans
Later that day, Hyuna posted a message on Instagram to address the incident and reassure fans of her recovery.
“I’m truly sorry,” she wrote in Korean. “It had been a short time since my last stage, but I wanted to give you my best.”
She admitted she had no memory of the moment she fainted and expressed regret to fans in Macau who attended her performance.
“I’ll work on strengthening my stamina and stay consistent,” she added. “I’ll do my best even if things don’t go perfectly.”
Background
Hyuna, formerly a member of Wonder Girls, 4Minute, and Triple H, has long been one of K-pop’s most recognized solo artists. Her recent onstage collapse has sparked renewed discussion about the physical demands placed on performers in the Korean entertainment industry.
Author’s summary: Hyuna briefly fainted on stage in Macau, later apologizing and assuring fans she will focus on improving her health and endurance.