Can we PLEASE report this entire sub called r/CuteMaknae?

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How life can be without it ??? Me being a fan since 2014 till now, it has become a daily part of my life. It's like a routine to check YT, IG, and X for new updates on kpop (comebacks, news, what my favs doing...) and checking this sub for what all BS being going on (jk). Without it, life is not complete at this point. Yaa, sometimes it feels too saturated and overwhelmed so I have to slow it down sometimes. Also the amount of things happens in kpop or in Korean Industry in general, that there's never been a day without any shxt going on. What's your life like with and without kpop ? Are you in in deep / nah just getting in / or it has been too much ??? submitted by /u/Daddy1007a [link] [comments]

i honestly hate bpm with all of me. i thought this comeback would finally be something after almost a year of nothing, but no, i guess bpm is consistent in one thing: disappointing their audience. first of all, the comeback is set to be released on september 15 and they only announced it now. that gives us what? two weeks for preparation?? two weeks to trend, to set goals, to hype up the comeback? and in those two weeks they’re gonna dump all the teasers and content at once like it’s some homework due at midnight. it’s lazy and unfair to both the fans and the girls. planning a comeback isn’t just about the release date, it’s about building anticipation, giving fans enough time to spread word and pull in new people. bpm doesn’t seem to get that. second, and honestly the biggest slap in the face: ANOTHER DIGITAL SINGLE. like are you serious? the debut was a single album. the first comeback was a digital single. now, after almost a year of waiting, another digital single? are they allergic to giving the girls an actual album? digital singles are fine for rookies if they’re paired with frequent releases, but leaving us in the basement for almost a year? that’s negligence. third, the lack of content. literally almost nothing for a year. no proper schedules, no consistent youtube uploads, barely any way for fans to connect with the girls. how are we supposed to grow a fandom when bpm doesn’t even try? rookies live or die by exposure. every other group gets consistent variety or SOMETHING. badvillain gets locked away. and this is what pisses me off the most: rookie years are the most important. this is the time to release back-to-back music, to show different sides, to grab casual listeners, to establish a core fandom. but bpm is literally throwing that away. by the time badvillain gets their “real” album, the momentum will be gone and people will have moved on to newer groups. the girls are being set up to fail, and it’s not because of lack of talent, they have everything: charisma, stage presence, and skills, it’s their company that’s sabotaging them. and don’t get me started on the “company’s favorite” allegations. favorites where? when? how? they’ve given badvillain nothing but crumbs. bpm isn’t even hiding the fact that they treat badvillain like an afterthought. at the end of the day, the girls deserve so much better. they’ve worked their asses off only to be shoved in the basement for months. they’ve got the potential to be huge, but their company is clipping their wings before they can even fly. bpm is wasting their rookie years, their momentum, their fans’ patience. it’s heartbreaking. free badvillain. give them the chance to shine. stop sabotaging your own artists, bpm. submitted by /u/No_Jeweler_4922 [link] [comments]

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All YG idols except for AKMU, Super Junior, Blackpink, NewJeans, KIOF, and Allday Project. What do you think about the hate that they're getting? Who else should I add to the list? submitted by /u/Toast_powered_2096 [link] [comments]

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it’s a bit frustrating when i come across a kpop group’s variety content or lives on tiktok, and i think they’re hilarious so i decide to try and get into them, but then i play their music and it doesn’t hit for me (and this isn’t me putting down their music, it’s usually just not my taste) 😭 it feels like there’s a barrier stopping me from officially stanning them even if i really like watching them, idk. i just wanted to see if anyone went through the same dilemma lmao submitted by /u/ryoko_sunpo [link] [comments]

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People not showing Jimin sympathy because he is a male idol is truly sad First let me clear some facts facts: The rumor was started by the actress and not leaked by stalkers or media. She has been posting cryptic posts about him from the last 3 years an then denying dating him then doing this again and again. She has her tiktok monetized and subscription fee us above 100 dollars per month. Of course considering that, this is a Kpop space, there are deranged fans and shippers on the both sides who will want to know more information. She is a korean, she also knows how a subset of kpop fans generally are about dating issues, so why post cryptic posts then cry foul about it later. But I want to ask others who are saying fans harassed her so she reacted this way, and Jimin is also at fault because he did not confirm the relationship. Have any celebrities currently dating/dated posted anything about their relationship without the consent of the other party and that too 5 years after the relationship has ended. Will the same grace be shown towards a male ex of a female idol who is leaking non consented videos of the female idol ? Will the same sympathy be shown towards a male ex who will use his past relationship with a female idol for monetary gain ? So why Jimin is not shown sympathy here when his private life is exposed and his character assassinated ? Does he not deserve the same grace ? Will that be the same case in future, if a similar situation with a female idol and male ex arise ? submitted by /u/Good_Beautiful7815 [link] [comments]

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I assumed that male group chauvinistic behavior was a SK given. Are there male groups that overcame misogynistic behavior? I would love to check them out. submitted by /u/ShopNeitherOne [link] [comments]