ASK SEVENTEEN

#100

Q for all the members: I have terrible stage fright and I want to face it but every time I try, I fail. How can I face my fears without failing? 

S.coups: If you're dancing, focus on your moves more then focusing on the audience 

Jeonghan: you should try blocking out everyones faces from your mind while you're doing the performance or while you're on stage for whatever reason. 

Joshua: My advice for you would to be practising in front of a small group first, maybe in front of two to three people. They could be teachers you trust, your close friends, anyone. Once you get more comfortable start going by a bigger audience bringing in more people. It doesn't have to be a drastic change going from four people to twenty. You can add a couple of people in from time to time. Eventually you'll get more and more comfortable speaking or performing in front of an audience this way. 

Jun: Try recording yourself first in practice before you say anything on stage. Replay the video and see your flaws, try fixing what you see you're doing wrong like fidgeting with the end of your shirt or something.  Maybe that will help a bit. 

Hoshi: Try to think there's not as much people in the audience while you're on stage so at least your mind set thinks there's not as much people there. 

Wonwoo: ...try your best... 

Woozi: focus on your own presence on whatever you're doing. It will have a better income for example if you're singing, since you're focusing more on singing, your voice wont shake as much. 

DK: pretend everyone is in their underwear. 

Mingyu: it depends on how big the audience is, but don't think about it

Minghao: If you try your best, you'll have a better outcome! Just try your best and you can do it!

Seungkwan: Before you go on stage you should have the mindset that no one can judge you for who you are, even if you do mess up. So even when you do go on stage you're more confident. 

Vernon: have a blank mind while you're on stage, don't think of anything other then what you're doing. 

Dino: I'd say just keep going on stage and doing things in front of people because you're not going to get comfortable unless you do it a couple of times.