Ex-Contestant Adela Exposes Dream Academy Struggles; HYBE Accused of Lying

Adela received criticism for her continued discussions about the show and accusations of "clout chasing." However, she defended her actions and opened up about the challenges and hardships she faced during her journey. #dreamacademy #hybexgeffen #adelajergova

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Ex-Contestant Adela Exposes Dream Academy Struggles; HYBE Accused of Lying

[spookyy.k]

Now knowing the context of the girls not knowing it was a survival show originally, her consistently ranking at the top during the initial training phase and then the training team saying they always knew she would be more of a solo artist and deciding to eliminate her from her low vote ranking, yeah I would be this upset too.

[riptideRaiders]

she was even helping the new girl with the dancing, which was such a wholesome scene, and then ends up getting kicked out first

[yousradekhili]

After watching the show, I totally understand, she deserved way more and hope that she gets all of the happinest she deserves.

[riptideRaiders]

of course she would be angry, she went from top 4 to bottom just from voting, which she was initially told there wasn't even going to be

[MsMeyara]

Even the TV show itself and Lexie leaving showed how Hybe truly is as a company.

[shawnfox]

I agree with her.I feel like they should have kept all the contents the second mission to show off both there dance and vocals. I find it quite unreasonable that this show split them into 2 different groups were they can only show off one skill and get eliminated without even showing if they can do vocals or dance. Ik the reasoning behind it, but made a mission pt 2 we’re both Sides are switched. Then continue from there. Elimination first round seems way too early for any one to show what they got.

[Unknown-usii]

Why are people defending the multimillion $$$ company? XD

[Molly-iwrc]

I hate all the comments trying to invalidate her by saying others trained longer and she shouldn't be upset or disappointed like... It's natural to feel upset after spending a long time on something.

Y'all forget that these companies look for teenagers who are in the middle of their personal and social development and isolate them from their family for years. That's not healthy, even if it's normalized in the industry. We need more empathy for ALL the trainees and we need to stop upholding people who are "humble" about their failures and about the amount of time they spent on something that didn't have good results, especially when the sacrifices were so much.

[Molly-iwrc]

On top of this, the other trainees have been talking about how their mental health is trashed because of the competition. So, I'm happy that she is happy with getting out of the competition as soon as she did because it doesn't seem physically or mentally healthy for anyone.

[lorrainetoweel]

Definately did you dirty. You had all the talent and probably helped alot of the other girls improve their skills. I think fan voting would have been different if people were able to watch the netflix show before hand. Make yourself a star on your own terms, 90% of winners of western talent competitions go nowhere anyway (even if it is based on an Eastern genre). You got this ❤

[petkamoravcikova]

Guys just because the system works a certain way does not mean the people in it don't get to feel shitty. If she can get a career push out of this, more power to her.

[SamuelD-bd]

She is salty because she was brought to the group, given evals and ranked in the top for over a year and then all of a sudden told well actually we brought you here under false pretences because your actually going to showdown. And it was not a normal debut, she was from a country that does not value professions such as this and others had the backing of full countries. So it is not the same at all. It was a totally different circumstance. If they had just gone on a show against other teams like them and they didn’t market them by nationality it would have had a different outcome. I’m sure she’d have been happy to train for 6 years if the format was fair given she was also a team player who helped others which actually highlights her good work ethic and characteristics. Not to mentioned they filmed for 2 years which is a whole other level of humiliation when instead of being trained to be cohesive, for ratings they were pitted against each other. So yeah I’d be salty and with a Netflix contract and series due to air she should be well entitled to set the records straight and tag away. I’m sure others talk about their experience. She is just using the same platform to discuss her opinions about HER LIFE that SHE LIVED.

[DeeRob]

Omg, everyone saying “2years is nothing” shut up… yeah ok some of ur fave idols have trained for 5+ years. It doesnt matter, its still a sacrifice. Im sure she knows but dont discredit how shes feels. People are entitled and allowed to feel this kind of way. All you see is a 3 minute performance compared to the work they all put in over the years…

[Erik_Emer]

Failing to debut in what is possibly one of the greatest opportunities in a teenage girl's life doesn't make Adéla a failure. She's only a failure once she gives up completely, and I believe with her talent she displays on social media, she has a good following and can potentially even further that to make for a really stable musical career and fanbase.

[marketamala]

Why are people hating on her, all she is doing is using the exposure the show gave her which she has the right to do. In another tiktok she said she knows that trainees in Korea train even longer, she was just responding to the people who wanted her to not to talk about dream academy and to just disappear.

[luhvalqx]

I just finished the show and adela’s elimination was the elimination I cried the most about adela should’ve at least gone to Korea she was amazing and so supportive and she was like a big sister to some of the girls ❤

[sailorkeyblader]

I understand the hurt of being eliminated and dropped however, there are plenty of others who have been training for 4 to 6 years and got dropped. She can take what she learned, train further, showcase her gifts more on socials developing her own core fanbase, etc. Yes she was eliminated but that doesn't mean she wasted her time...If you want it, you will make some hard decisions and sacrifices for it

[Aly.]

I get what she’s trying to say but she chose to do this and drop out she’s probably disappointed that she has to go back to finish school.

[msj]

2 years is a lot less, if you compare this with actual kpop trainees like in runext who trained for 6/7 years but still couldn’t debut. Before going to a survival show, one needs to have a mindset prepared that there would be chance of getting eliminated, bcz no one can be that confident from the beginning.

[YESENIAALVAREZ-ob]

Pero en la votacion muy pocos votaron por ella, los 6 primeros eran los que no se iban a eliminar, no todo es culpa de HYBE, entiendo que este molesta y quiera deshogarse pero tampoco tuve una base de fans y deberia tambien comprender eso.