Hi! Most of my life, I wasn't really big on k-pop or anything like that, but I absolutely loved their fashion and was always interested in that. Finally, listening to songs from Illit made me actually start liking a k-pop group... which turned out to be a problem. It's not even that I'm crazy about them, I just think that their vibe is so unique and I want to support them so bad. The thing is, people around me are judging like CRAZY. Even if I only listen to one song, they're already on my case being like "ohhh you listen to k-pop, I didn't know you were like that" only because I like one band! If I liked another group of artists from a different genre, and bought a CD, everyone would supportive, cheering me on. When I like Illit, it's a whole different story, just because IT'S K-POP. I especially see this behaviour around men (I don't mean to judge of course, not all of them are like that, it's just my observation). I understand that people have these stereotypes, and that I should just ignore it, but it's a bit tough to do that when I just try to listen to music, and someone automatically throws shade. I wish liking music, and genuinely loving the energy of the members wasn't "punished" because of the behaviour of other people. submitted by /u/ShylyKindred [link] [comments]
I am embarrassed to admit that I listen to my favourite band
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- 2025-08-28 14:50 event
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