Recently there has been growing discussion about the constant growth of snark accounts. And there are some communities that I consider responsible for this and the one you read about is one of them. I've seen reports from countless people that when they manage to express their opinions about an MV or action by an idol that they didn't think was cool, they are constantly massacred and their posts are frequently deleted, shouldn't it be a place to express their opinion? Recently I tried to publish a comment about how the Western industry sometimes ends up destroying the psychology of K-pop idols and it was removed immediately, I made an edit to the text removing possible words and it was still deleted. And a snark account appeared to me in which a person reported about an opinion he had about the BLACKPINK MV (the person hadn't liked the song and wasn't disrespectful, just sharing his opinion) in the BP community and said that his post had been removed and went to the snark section since people there accepted opinions of praise and criticism (although it didn't seem like it, I saw a post on BLACKPINKsnark that praised the pinks' outfits). And this made me reflect on how much, without realizing it, kpopers themselves have been playing other kpopers against various groups, consequently of which these people were fans. It's very likely that if it weren't for these problems that kpopers have to accept constructive criticism, snark accounts wouldn't have as much recognition as they've been getting and people would have the feeling of being heard and this hatred wouldn't turn against the fandom, against the artist himself. This last phrase is the one most heard by people who were kpop fans or simply abandoned the artist due to a toxic and fanatical fandom. I used to think that it made no sense for a person to stop liking an artist because of fans, but a few months ago I realized how wrong I was, because a fandom reflects the example it follows from its idols, I understand that every artist has a side of crazy fans, but being mostly fanatic is not a sign of good work. I hope that one day, when they go to the real world or a psychologist, they can remove this obsessive lack and because they are unable to read a different opinion without finding it horrible and wanting to delete it, thanks to these behaviors K-pop artists will have communities focused only on hate that has grown successively due to lack of freedom. submitted by /u/gossippop [link] [comments]
After all, who is to blame for the snark subs becoming increasingly popular?
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