Le Sserafim's recent YouTube documentary series, "Make It Look Easy," has been met with criticism for exploiting the girl group's recent controversies to evoke emotions. The five-part series, released on Hybe's official YouTube channel, portrays the group's intense preparations and emotional struggles, including endless practice sessions, anxiety about public performances, and the pressure to meet expectations. In personal interviews, the band members openly express their ambitions and the heavy burden they carry, with statements like "I want to do better" and "I want to be recognized for my talent" reflecting the group's drive to succeed. The documentary also reveals their emotional vulnerability, as the bandmates discuss their fears of public scrutiny and the immense pressure to maintain a perfect image, leading to emotional displays that have sparked intense debate among online commenters. While some viewers have criticized the emotional displays, accusing the group of seeking sympathy, others have defended the documentary, arguing that it provides genuine insight into the group's struggles and dedication. Supporters believe it sheds light on the harsh realities of the idol industry and the group's perseverance. However, the release of the documentary amid ongoing skill controversies and negative feedback on the group's vocal performance at the Coachella festival has led to divided opinions, with some questioning the timing and intention behind the emotional portrayal of the group's difficulties.