September 3 may not be a special day for most people. But in South Korea's local entertainment industry, a car accident six years ago warned all agents and show company staff not to speed. Unknowingly, six years have passed since the death of Princess Gao Enfei, a popular member of LADIES' CODE.
On September 3, 2014, after all the performances of the day, LADIES' CODE entered the highway in a vehicle as usual under the arrangement of the agent. However, due to the improper driving of the broker, coupled with external factors such as wet and slippery roads, serious accidents were caused by the vehicles in which the members of LADIES' CODE were riding.
After the incident, although the members were taken to the hospital at the first time, by the time they were taken to the hospital, Princess Gao had stopped breathing. Another Member of Japan, Kwon Iris, was also transferred to a seriously ill area due to his injuries. Although the hospital carried out rescue, Kwon Also passed away a few days later on September 7.
In order to commemorate such a special day, every year on September 3, South Korean netizens will spontaneously organize memorial activities online. Not only will they exchange songs sung by LADIES' CODE, but they will also use this to warn all drivers not to speed at any time on the high speed. Many public entertainment venues will also play LADIES' CODE's iconic song "I'm Fine Thank You" of the year.
The other three members who survived that year also tried to re-challenge the entertainment industry, but because the impact of the accident on them was too great, some people later chose to leave the entertainment industry because of stage phobia, and some members were forced to work in other industries. Therefore, to this day, LADIES' CODE is also praised by Korean fans as one of the most miserable Korean girl groups in history.