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Since all the things that have happening these days I've been sure that there was IST behind. First of all everything I've seen is not even problematic, they just have some bitches, party and smoke, "so shocking!" But even if the info's or some of the info's are true, people are making the situation much bigger than it actually is. There are so much more problematic people in the industry and they go for people that are just living their lives. Every time something like this happens I actually get so pissed off because Koreans have some standards for the idols that are unreal. They don't even think that idols are people at this point. The fact that Tzuyu had to apologise for rising THE FLAG of HER country is unbelievable, while some idols get less hate for rap€. MAKE IT MAKE SENSE submitted by /u/Sensitive_Emu5590 [link] [comments]

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This wasnt reported on here or on the main sub but looks like on Friday MC Mong was removed as a producer from 100 and "excluded from company operations due to personal circumstances." With the news of an unnamed producer also being involved in Hacknyeons controversy...i think it would be a reasonable assumption to make that HE was the producer involved This is a personal vindication for myself and others who have spent the last year sounding the alarm on this guy and saying we were worried about his association with Baekhyun. CBX, and Taemin. This man has a storied history of being a shady fraudster. Look at how much controversy all of the acts he recruited to join his company have been under. So, I think its safe to say HES been the problem this whole time. Im personally hoping Taemin has a short contract and he can leave for someplace else soon. As for Baek and CBX maybe they can sue and liquidated their company and move on as well so they can get their money back. Otherwise im worried about them too submitted by /u/127ncity127 [link] [comments]

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The same people who cancel idols over the smallest things are now token stanning Allday Project, a group filled to the brim with blatant cultural appropriation, just because it helps them snark on ILLIT. The same thing happened with Garam and Le Sserafim. People suddenly became her biggest defenders not because they cared, but because it was another convenient way to hate on LSF. Now it’s happening again, this time with Youngseo. Suddenly antis care because she became useful for an anti ILLIT narrative. What did these girls do to anyone??? People are creating fake accounts with ILLIT profile pictures, posting vile shit just to screenshot it and use it as “proof” to attack them. It’s manufactured. It’s targeted. The Black Label has also been moving weird. Every single time ILLIT released something: teasers, photos, MVs, Allday Project drops something right after. The timing is constant. It’s calculated and obvious. What the hell is their problem? None of this is random. This all started with NewJeans and Min Heejin. They encouraged their fans to tear ILLIT apart, turning it into a now year long hate campaign that’s mentally destroyed those girls. Mind you, this was a PLANNED attack. It’s pure cowardice and cruelty and people should never forgive those bullies for the damage they have done. submitted by /u/thebarted [link] [comments]

Especially 100 trainee shows, do you just remember the names or faces of who did what? I forget who did what but I screenshot the names of those that I liked and vote for them, and eventually I start liking new performances and coming back to the screenshots and being like ohhh it's the same person! And then eventually remembering most of my favs in mind too submitted by /u/Guitarbox [link] [comments]

P.S: This isn’t one of those things where I pick the most upvoted comment and put it on the image, it’s just a discussion prompt everyday! submitted by /u/LackOfDad [link] [comments]

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This is a small appreciation post for Min Suga, whose music found me exactly when I needed it the most.💜 So I’ve been a casual listener of BTS since 2017 when I first stumbled upon their DNA mv, and Jungkook was my bias and the first one who caught my eye. While I kept up with their group music releases, I never really explored the rap line’ solo work or their content outside of the music. It wasn’t until chapter 2 that I truly began to connect with them. I was going through a rough time in my life mentally and emotionally, and then Agust d dropped D day. That album came into my life at the exact moment I needed it most. I don’t know how else to explain it, but it felt like I was being heard. Listening to it made me feel validated. It felt like someone had taken the emotions I couldn’t even articulate and turned them into music. The whole album felt like a warm hug. There’s something about the way Yoongi creates music, it is so vulnerable and comforting that makes you feel like you’re not alone. After that I just went down the Agust D rabbit hole and there was no coming back. And the more I listened, the more I realized how incredibly talented and thoughtful he is. I just love the way he approaches life. Today, I’m not exactly where I thought I’d be in life. I haven’t accomplished all the goals I had expected to achieve . But I’m in a much better headspace than I was before and Yoongi, in a lot of ways, helped me get here. He reminded me that it’s okay to fall behind sometimes, to rest, to feel lost. That you’re allowed to make mistakes. You’re allowed to be human. So yeah. Thank you, Min Yoongi. For creating music that heals. For being honest. For showing us it’s okay to not be okay sometimes. I never expected to get this attached, but here I am lol. submitted by /u/cheesechilisandwich [link] [comments]

It's been almost a year since the news broke about Taeil's sex crime and it's really concerning how there's still such an abundance of misinformation going around about "who" the victim is and the company/nct's involvement in the situation is. As of June 18th Taeil and his accomplice have been given a sentencing of 7 years after pleading guilty and admitting to all the allegations. He's pleading for a lighter sentence and will likely try to earn it by financially compensating the victim, but as far as I'm aware the victim's lawyers are already trying to shut that down. I've taken notice that a lot of people who were here when the news first broke never stuck around long enough to really understand the details and facts of the case as it progressed. The first night when everything dropped was mass hysteria with so many people either making up claims or just a bunch of questions and confusion being in the mix because there wasn't anything concrete yet. People were claiming he attacked a minor, that the victim's father was the one that broke his leg and not the car accident, that he was blackmailing and hacking into the girl's phone for months on end, etc. Eventually what came from the police was clear: an adult woman was assaulted in June of 2024 and that the details about her and the case would be kept discrete as she was a foreigner who did not want her identity exposed. Tell me why there are still people online running around saying the victim was a child?? I understand there was an instagram account that was going around that claimed to be the victim saying that he was blackmailing and threatening her, but given the information we got from the police and what we knew for a fact about the victim, it didn't really make sense for that account to be real because it just didn't align at all. Yet despite this there are still people who are saying that the victim had spoken out publicly about her trauma when we know for a fact she's trying to remain anonymous? Maybe I'm too sensitive here, but this has absolutely left me seething for the past few hours. How can people be so confident about all the wrong things and then get mad when they're corrected? I don't stan nct, I have one or two songs in my playlist, but when this case came out I was here because I truly wanted to see this woman receive justice. I find it so insane people do not fact check the things they say online about a serious topic and are almost...treating it like it's some sort of drama? And then in the same breath start talking about the other nct members as if that's somehow relevant? I think the topic people actually love to talk about the most in this case isn't hoping to see the victim get justice, it's "there's no way the nct boys didn't know" I have my own opinions on this topic that I don't really feel like getting into but all I'm going to say is that it's really concerning how any conversation about said rapist comes back to his ex group. Like I'm sorry, are you mentally insane? THAT is what you want to focus on??? It's like any productive conversation that can be had on this situation is promptly derailed into conspiracy theories about sm and nct like this is meant to be some sort of petty fanwar. I'm sorry, but if you try to talk about this case and decide to bring in other members in the equation when this is about a man and his very serious crime, I think you're scum. I think you're weird and you need to reevaluate your morals. I needed to get this out because I feel like I'm going insane with how people talk about this case online like I've reached the ninth circle of hell. submitted by /u/Tiny_Worth_3971 [link] [comments]

Hey everyone, we made a new K-Pop sub called r/kpopdebate. The sub focuses on general discussion and doesn‘t require you to keep overly complicated post guidelines in mind. We also approve every post manually meaning your post will NOT be randomly removed. submitted by /u/Physical_End_537 [link] [comments]

I personally love aoa’s wings lightstick. Even if it’s not the most popular or even the most… conventionally attractive, perhaps it’s the sleep design and simplicity but something about it just hits different for me and suits the group’s name and image perfectly. I could say the exact same thing for Gfriend’s version 2 with the blue and purple emblem. It just feels right in a way that’s pretty hard to describe…. As for creativity, I love itzy’s ring light stick. The sleek, unconventional design really makes a statement for me and it’s something that can also easily fit in as a home decor piece because of its simplicity. I’d also like to give an honourable mention to on to Ateez and Loona. They also have really gorgeous looking light sticks, but for some reason they just don’t strike me the same as the aforementioned…. I’d like to know which lightsticks are your favourite and why! submitted by /u/redlipstick1010 [link] [comments]

I love that Kpop has such a huge influence in Fortnite it makes me happy! Anyone else? submitted by /u/No_Philosopher6682 [link] [comments]

Like what's that all about? I posted an edit compilation of BTS on YT and while yes this is obviously a generalization some of the comments were complaining because I put more edits of Taehyung than the rest. It wasn't even a big difference lol, I just put like 3 more or something? They were calling me a solo fan, as if I didn't put edits of every single member and more than half of the edits weren't literally of them as a group? I've been seeing this more and more. People comment on one member in an edit or something, and the replies are like 'What about the other members?'... Isn't having a bias literally one of the most typical things about Kpop? Back in 2018 when I first became a Kpop fan and a BTS fan I felt almost complied to choose a 'favorite' member because it seemed everyone just had an answer ready. Saying you didn't have a bias was most of the time met with 'yes you do you just don't know it yet'. Now so many people act like it's an insult to the group if you favour one just a little more. Actual solo stans suck though I get it submitted by /u/Due_Improvement_5699 [link] [comments]

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1) give your top 3 rules 2) the things you priorities in idols 3) things you would add to there training 4) a thing you would do that companies usually don't do submitted by /u/Flat-Mulberry-656 [link] [comments]