Who ever felt so hurt to see UKISS was so close to No.1 but couldn't touch it, please read this post till the end.

Let's go back to Doradora comeback to start this post.
Do you remember how we KissMes were like, in the first week? In the second? In the third?
Do you remember how YOU were like, in the first week? In the second? In the third?
And KissMes who streamed Doradora, do you remember how you streamed, and how you felt about streaming since the 8th day of comeback?

We do. We do remember how high-spirited the whole fandom was before the comeback. Everybody was like "come on KissMes let's make them win", and like "it's been 4 years since their debut, it's time to make our boys proud" and stuff. In the first week we all were like "come on this week is our biggest chance, work your asses off, stream, vote, search like you would die if you don't", and we did sacrifice study, work, sleep and health, all for UKISS.
Then what happened after we couldn't win even Inkigayo? We flipped tables, called for harder work, encouraged each other we would make it in the 2nd week if we tried harder. 
What was the reality then? After the 11th day of comeback, Doradora had to strive to be in Bugs Top50. Yes, we didn't even need 2 weeks to fall off the chart. 
The second week, where were we on MCountdown? Where were we on Music Bank? Where were we on Inkigayo? Where was the spirit? 
As much as the amount of "let's make them win" posts reduced to half in the second week, and almost to zero in the third, so did KissMes' spirit in general.

Moving to a more personal aspect, now, when looking back at our personal experience during Doradora comeback, we, founders of KM Streamers, can confidently say that we did our best, very best to stream until the end. We could keep streaming for at least 6-8 hours till the middle of the third week before dropping, one could even make it 20/7 (her lappy needed to rest, too). But we also have to admit that there were times, not time, but TIMES when we asked ourselves whether to continue or not. Doradora fell a lot, we tried to urge others to keep streaming, but Doradora still kept falling and falling. Nobody seemed to talk about streaming anymore, we felt like we were the only ones to do this. We exhausted. We wanted to stop, or in other word, give up. Many had given up, why didn't we? When the biggest chance to win passed, and the hope for winning died just in the second week, why continue? Streaming, for what? Voting, for what? Searching, for what? What we had sacrificed for, for what? 
Luckily, when we were about to give up, we received encouragement from each other, so we could continue until the end.
But we believe not many KissMes received timely encouragement like we did. 

You know, the higher the expectation, the greater the disappointment. 
There was a KissMe saying she wouldn't, or more accurate, couldn't continue after the last music show of the first week and UKISS still didn't win. She loved UKISS so much she couldn't bear the pain to see them not win, so she rather gave up on them. We were touched by her feelings. On the one hand, we were so angry at her giving up, why did her give up on the ones she loved? But on the other hand, we were sympathy with her broken self, she must suffer to an extreme extent to give up on the ones she loved so much. We were just sympathy with her at that time. But then, when we experienced the pain ourselves, we understood her decision. Not just exhausted, we were also deeply hurt to the extent that we were about to give up just like her. Yet fortunately enough, some of us were still quite new at time of Doradora comeback, so the new ones were cheerful and cheered on a lot. And so like that the spirit was kept alive and when we saw the others were streaming hard, we felt like we couldn't hold back because they didn't hold back either.

And we believe many of you who keep reading until now also felt the same pain, the same disappointment, the same thought of running away.
So now when you think back of the past comebacks, how you felt, what you did, we hope you will prepare yourselves well for the coming comeback in mid-September. 
Aiming for No.1 is an ambitious goal, but be realistic, and be calm to face the likely failure of that expectation as a strongest KissMe ever then keep streaming until the end.

For members of KM Streamers, we ask for your sympathy with the goal that we set for the coming comeback. Our ultimate goal is of course to help UKISS win No.1, but that's a long-term goal for us. We will keep streaming, and streaming harder until we achieve that goal. 
For now, the coming comeback, we just dare to aim to keep UKISS stay in Top10 of music shows until the 4th week.
Since the second week, digital sales, the most important factor for winning, will drop a lot, so please stream harder and harder. Let's make Soohuyn not have to write something like "sigh, drop a lot" this time. 
FIGHTING!