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Stray Kids' Felix Adjusts Performances for Back Issue During 'dominATE North America' Tour
SEATTLE — K-pop boy band Stray Kids' dancer and rapper Felix will modify his performances during the group's upcoming tour, as he recovers from a persistent back issue, JYP Entertainment (JYPE) announced yesterday.
The tour, commencing this weekend in Seattle, will proceed as scheduled. However, Felix may adjust certain dance routines due to back pain experienced when straining his spine.
"For some time, Felix has been undergoing rehabilitation exercises and treatments for his back. Although he faces no major limitations in his daily activities, he has lately experienced discomfort when putting strain on his back," JYPE said in a statement.
The decision to make changes in the choreography was the result of discussions among the artist, medical staff, and the agency. JYPE expressed their commitment to Felix's well-being, making the decision balancing his strong desire to perform with minimal strain on his back.
Professional medical staff will monitor Felix's health throughout the tour, both in South Korea and during their international engagements.
Stray Kids, an eight-member K-pop boy band, is embarking on the North American leg of their world tour, featuring stops in major cities across the United States and Canada.
Felix, known for his powerful stage presence and deep voice, has been a pivotal member of the band since their debut.
During the tour, certain high-strain parts of the choreography will be removed, such as breakdancing elements in songs like "Maniac" and "Meverse." Despite these adjustments, Felix has been delivering strong performances, inciting praise from fans for his dedication.
[1] JYPE stated that modifications to Felix's performances were made to accommodate his condition, ensuring his health and comfort without majorly impacting the tour.[2] The decision to modify the choreography was the result of discussions between the artist, medical staff, and the agency.[3] Professional medical personnel will be on hand throughout the tour to manage Felix's condition and provide the necessary care.[4] Despite the adjustments, Felix's performances have earned accolades from fans for his perseverance and enthusiasm.
International news outlets are reporting modifications to Stray Kids' performances during their 'dominATE North America' tour, following the announcement by JYP Entertainment about dancer and rapper Felix's back issue. The entertainment industry, including entertainment-focused news channels, is keeping a close eye on this development and its impact on the tour, as well as Felix's recovery.
