Ahead of Red Velvet's comeback, fans question the fate of the 'Bloom' album which is unclear until now

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Following the announcement of Red Velvet's upcoming comeback, ReVeluv was left confused about what would happen to the girl group's delayed release album, 'Bloom.'

Recently on February 18, Red Velvet's label SM Entertainment announced that the five-member girl group was preparing to make a comeback after several media outlets reported on the group's upcoming release. According to SM Entertainment, Red Velvet is currently planning to release a new album with the goal of releasing it sometime in March, and preparations are already in full swing.

Red Velvet's upcoming release will mark the group's first comeback seven months after their sixth mini album, “Queendom,” which was released in August 2021. Following the announcement of Red Velvet's comeback in March, fans of the group, ReVeluv, are feeling divided over the news that should be. that happy.

While many expressed their excitement and anticipation for Red Velvet's comeback with a new set, many also expressed their disappointment with SM Entertainment. In particular, many are taking to their social media to express their confusion regarding the status of Red Velvet's first Japanese studio album "Bloom," which features the title track "Wildside."

In fact, "Bloom" was originally scheduled to be re-released on February 2nd, but it was announced back on January 14th that the album's release would be indefinitely postponed, citing production as the cause. But now that Red Velvet will be making a comeback with a Korean album, many fans are wondering when SM Entertainment plans to release “Bloom,” as many have been anticipating its release since December 2021.

"Where's Red Velvet? Where's Bloom?" fan comments. "It must be a joke that KR [Korea] cb [comeback] will happen before Bloom. It must be... a joke... Not when we have ordered every version of 'Bloom' and paid for it and now..." said another fan. "Bloom is the illusion of Red Velvet," said another.

"So Red Velvet really will comeback in Korea as a whole before they release Bloom, huh," said fans. "Having mixed emotions with the RED VELVET COMEBACK MARCH because I thought 'Bloom' would be released first," another commented. "The album 'Bloom'???? Where is he??? @RVsmtown," added another.

Meanwhile, Red Velvet's "Bad Boy" music video, which was released in January 2018, made history after surpassing 350 million views on Youtube, making her the first female artist under SM Entertainment to achieve this feat, as well as the first music video by Red Velvet to achieve this feat. garnered such a view count between previous releases. (wk/goddess)