When multiple members of a K-pop group sob openly on stage during their final concert, the internet doesn’t just worry — it panics. And on March 29, 2026, NCTzens went into full meltdown mode.
The last night of The Dream Show 4 at Seoul’s KSPO Dome was supposed to be a celebration. For many fans watching, it felt like a goodbye.
What Happened at the Seoul Finale in NCT ?
| Detail | Info |
|---|---|
| Concert | The Dream Show 4: Future The Dream Finale |
| Venue | KSPO Dome, Seoul Olympic Park |
| Final Night | March 29, 2026 |
| Total Attendance | 66,000+ fans (all seats sold out) |
| Cities Screened Live | 86 cities worldwide |
| Members Who Cried | Mark, Renjun, Haechan, Jisung |
| Song During Incident | “Rainbow” |
During the performance of their emotional song “Rainbow,” Mark, Renjun, and Haechan all broke down in tears mid-performance. Haechan reportedly started crying after seeing Mark cry. Later, Jisung was also seen sobbing heavily, creating a deeply concerning scene — other members immediately moved toward him to offer comfort. Wikipedia
The visuals hit NCTzens like a freight train. Fancams went viral within minutes, flooding every platform simultaneously.

Why Were They Crying? The Disbandment Rumours Explained
Online fans began questioning the heavy emotional atmosphere of the final stage. An anonymous user shared claims via a Q&A platform on X, alleging internal friction between NCT Dream and SM Entertainment — suggesting the company had planned to “abandon and hide” the group, with Mark allegedly stepping in to argue on behalf of the members.
The post further alleged that Mark attempted to establish his own company — reportedly with help from his brother — with the intention of bringing the members with him. As the post circulated widely, reactions remained divided. Neither SM Entertainment nor any NCT Dream member issued an official statement regarding these specific claims. W Magazine
Jaemin’s Live Address Calms the Storm
The real answer came straight from the group itself.
After the show, Jaemin went live on Weverse while being transported home, directly addressing fans’ concerns. He said there was no reason to worry, that the group would continue on, and explained that once one member started crying their deep connection caused the others to follow. He told fans: “We performed for six days. We finished everything so perfectly. We are making such great memories, so why are you crying? We will see each other again.”
Fans also pointed to the looming reality of SM Entertainment’s contract renewal timeline — many SM idols sign initial seven-year contracts, then extend by three more, creating a critical decision point at the ten-year mark. Military enlistment for the older members is also approaching, which may have added to the weight of the moment. Robert Pattinson Australia
NCT Dream debuted in August 2016, meaning 2026 marks their tenth year together — an incredibly significant milestone and an entirely understandable reason for raw emotion to spill over on stage.
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