In a display of unwavering support and concern for their beloved idols, Red Velvet fans, known as Reveluvs, organized a visually captivating protest outside the headquarters of SM Entertainment, the management agency of the popular quintet.

Following in the footsteps of numerous fervent fandoms associated with the renowned entertainment company, Reveluvs took the initiative to send a convoy of LED-adorned trucks bearing messages that demanded improved treatment for Red Velvet.

On July 5, these illuminated trucks took center stage outside SM Entertainment's premises, effectively conveying the united front of passionate Reveluvs worldwide. The protest served as a powerful testament to the international appeal and overwhelming adoration that Red Velvet has garnered since their debut.

rv is the only sm group
1)without us lable
2)without live concert album
3)no concert dvds
4)we got dance practice later on till 2021 we just had 3dance practice
5)we still don't have upgraded lightstick
6)no japan fanclub
7)our 1 and only offical dance realy was in 2018
fuck SM https://t.co/rnDszsSDBw pic.twitter.com/FxZ6sAZiNe

— kdrama_quotes_offical (@KdramaQ_offical) June 27, 2023

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With this fan-led demonstration, Reveluvs sought to address a range of grievances, including perceived neglect in content creation, insufficient recognition of the group's popularity abroad, and inadequate planning for overseas activities.

One of the trucks bore a particularly striking critique, focusing on the quantity and quality of content provided for Red Velvet. The bold message aimed to catch the attention of SM Entertainment's management and the wider public:

"SM! RV fans' requests! The pace of your releases is too slow. Only eight videos for RV Days in a year? Are you producing a documentary? While you focus primarily on merchandise, what about content? Do you need assistance with data server support?"

The message left no room for ambiguity, clearly expressing the fans' desire for increased engagement, more frequent video releases, and enhanced content showcasing Red Velvet's captivating performances and endearing personalities.

It revealed a level of dissatisfaction with SM Entertainment's handling of the group's creative output, placing emphasis on the necessity for substantial content beyond mere merchandise.

The second truck put the spotlight on the glaring disparity between Red Velvet's immense popularity overseas and the limited efforts made by SM Entertainment to cater to international fans:

"SM! RV fans' requests! Chinese fans consistently demonstrate their loyalty with every comeback, yet they receive no acknowledgment? Recognize Red Velvet's global popularity! Take active measures for overseas activities! Expand the scope of tours and intensify international promotions."

This powerful message conveyed the feelings of international Reveluvs who felt neglected despite their unwavering support for each comeback and their ardent desire for Red Velvet to grace their home countries with their presence.

This protest marks yet another instance of fans taking a stand against SM Entertainment. In June, fans of Girls' Generation's Taeyeon staged a similar protest, followed by supporters of NCT members Ten and Jisung.

The growing trend of fan protests serves as a testament to the unwavering passion and dedication of K-pop fandoms. These devoted fans strive tirelessly to ensure their beloved idols receive the respect, treatment, and opportunities they deserve.

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