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I wanna summarize what Noah talked about during tonight's live because honestly hearing him say all of this made me really emotional and sad 🥹 - Noah wanted to clear up a common misunderstanding that some fans have about PLAVE's schedule. He said many people assume that the members only become busy once a comeback starts but that's actually not how it works for them - According to Noah, their workload is almost the same whether they're actively promoting an album or not. In fact, he said the period right before a comeback is usually even more hectic than the promotion period itself. While fans might only notice them once teasers, music shows, and promotions begin, the members have already been spending months preparing behind the scenes - He explained unlike many other artists who often get a break after promotions end, PLAVE continues working almost nonstop. Even when fans don't see them publicly, they're still recording songs, producing music, filming content, rehearsing and preparing future projects - Noah also acknowledged that this creates a gap betwren what fans see and what's actually happening. Other idols' work is often visible through public schedules, variety shows, music shows and promotional activities. PLAVE however spends a huge amount of time doing work that fans simply can't see yet. As a result it can sometimes look like they're less active, even though they're actually just as busy, if not busier - He admitted that it genuinely hurts the members when they come across comments saying they've "lost their original passion" or that "they're not like they used to be" he said those comments leave them feeling conflicted because from their perspective, they're actually working harder than ever before. They often find themselves wondering why their efforts aren't being perceived that way 🥹 - At the same time Noah emphasized that they're not asking fans to believe they never rest. He openly admitted that they're human too so they do take breaks usially a day on the weekend, sometimes two and spend time with their families but he also explained that creative work isn't something you can do endlessly without stopping