[2023.04.05] JER LAU AND EDAN LUI URGE MIRROR FANS TO RESPECT PERFORMERS

Jer and Edan of course hope for harmony among MIRROR fans
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Jer and Edan attend an audience appreciation event and get support from their fans
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MIRROR's Edan Lui Cheuk On and Jer Lau Ying Ting, along with Teresa Mo Shun Kwan, Ronald Cheng Chung Kei, Jennifer Yu Heung Ying, Wong Yau Nam, Yeung Wai Lun, Bonnie Wong Man Wai, Lau Kong and director Ho Cheuk Tin attended the film OVER MY DEAD BODY (SEI SI SEI SI SEI SUP SEI)'s audience appreciation event. The event scheduled a ceremony at the auspicious time of 4:44 PM on the 4th in response to the film's Chinese title. Edan and Jer pretend to mob the floor with the prop mobs from the film as a representation of crossing the finish line, and bang the gong 4 times to wish for big success for the film. Then they divided into 4 teams for audience appreciation events all over.

Earlier Keung To and Anson Lo performed at a music festival. Keung To fans "Keung candies" did not wait for Anson Lo's performance before leaving in droves and seemingly disrespected Anson Lo. Edan said that he was not there, so he was not too sure. Jer stated that if it was true that it would not be too good. Edan said, "Whether it was a fellow member of MIRROR or other singers, we need to respect each other. Everyone has the freedom to choose, if you are busy and leave that is absolutely no problem." Edan described MIRROR as shared-destiny community and cannot be divided. They deeply believed in their unity, if fans would be united as well then it would be even better.

MIRROR fans disputes constantly happened, Edan felt that each member had their own ways so he was not at liberty to comment. Privately they have not discussed this topic. He helplessly said, "It's not like fans would listen after we say it, it's a personal choice." They said that they would try to educate their fans. Jer would also be a good role model. "When I watch a show I definitely wouldn't leave in the middle. I would also avoid pictures and interviews, as I would worry that I would affect the guest performers."

Speaking of the MIRROR fan meet at the end of next month, reportedly MIRO members would receive live broadcast tickets and watch for free online. Members who were lucky enough to be picked would have to pay another HK$ 480 for admission. Reportedly it was unfair to those who were attending in person. They pointed out that this was the company's standard and they had no right to interfere. They were happy that the online live broadcast would happen. Edan said, "I am not afraid of being unfair, the live atmosphere is ultimately different. Meeting up close is different." Jer joked that he was a small pomato and might not have the ability to demand change from the company.

Mo Shun Kwan did not feel the audience appreciation events taking place on "4" related date and time as taboo. "Evil can't triumph over good. I hope the movie would be in theaters for 44 days and we would attend audience appreciation events for all 44 days." Ronald said that the film originally was scheduled for a Lunar New Year release and believed that everyone would understand after watching. Now Easter would be even more suitable. Sister Mo joked, "This movie is made for Easter." She really liked this film's subject, felt it was special, and decent for the box office. The film production process faced a lot of difficulties but in the end they would be able to finish it smoothly. In addition she has heard good word of mouth and felt fantastic. "Before the film started production, I was stuck overseas. However the producer refused to give up. After I returned to Hong Kong and started work we ran into rain season, but we remained unaffected. Whenever we shot on location we had no rain, truly evil could not triumph over good."