NEXZ - 3rd Mini Album ‘Beat-Boxer’ (Teaser Schedule)

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I'm mostly a bg Stan and I Stan LE SSERAFIM, Twice and Illit. Why do most of gg stans love to insult and harass us bg stans when we are majority females yet they are called feminist because they Stan ggs? i don't wanna name that one fandom but they literally hate on many bg stans unprovoked yet gets away somehow? submitted by /u/Stunning-Storage-350 [link] [comments]

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https://koreajoongangdaily.joins.com/news/2025-10-02/entertainment/kpop/aespas-shaky-stage-reignites-the-question-What-is-Kpop-really-about/2413596 What do you think? Kpop should be judged by its whole package - including camera works and back dancers - or purely by its live performance like many western singers focus on? submitted by /u/Terrible-Ad1611 [link] [comments]

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But who better to ask than the experts? Recently I saw a Tiktok that I immediately lost (of whom I’m pretty sure was a k-pop idol from memory) who was taking off his undereye concealer on a Live I think? And the difference was quite stark because his heavy purple eyebags were basically gone with the concealer. I can’t stop thinking about this concealer and would really like to know what it is - or even who the idol was. Thanks k-pop knowledge gods 🙏 submitted by /u/goaldiggergirl [link] [comments]

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I used to be a BTS fan years ago. I grew out of it as I grew up, but I never hated them or had any harsh criticism. Recently though, I realized something that left me disgusted, they are not who they show themselves to be. None of these celebrities are. V from BTS promoting Coke was the breaking point for me. Sure, people will say “it’s just a drink,” but it’s not. With the insane level of influence BTS has, every endorsement matters. I saw a post where a fan literally said, “If BTS supports Israel, then we will follow Israel.” Do you realize how terrifying that is? That’s the level of blind influence we’re talking about. And I’m so sick of hearing the excuse: “Oh, the company makes them do it, they don’t have a choice.” Absolute nonsense. There are artists with far less influence who have taken a stand, refused shady endorsements, or spoken up. To hide behind the shield of “not into politics” is cowardly. Everything is political. The world we live in is political. If you can’t recognize that, or worse, if you don’t care enough despite knowing your platform could save lives, then you are part of the problem. V is not a baby. None of them are. They’re grown men who know exactly what’s happening. A genocide is going on. Children are dying. Families are being wiped out. And to sit there promoting a brand tied up in it while fans eat it up like gospel? That’s disgusting. Don’t tell me about donations or PR gestures, you cannot donate with one hand and then help fund genocide with the other. That is not neutrality, that is hypocrisy. And honestly, it’s not even about speaking up if they truly can’t. Fine, stay silent. But don’t be the one actively promoting brands that directly feed into blood money. Don’t use your influence — an influence that literally moves nations, to help normalize it. I was a fan for years, and now I feel disgusted that I ever supported them. The level of influence they have is not harmless. It’s global. It shapes the choices of millions. And when those choices funnel money into corporations and systems complicit in genocide, that’s not “just business.” That’s blood on their hands. People need to wake up and realize: this isn’t about fandoms, this isn’t about music, this isn’t about “stanning” your fave. This is about responsibility. And if you think otherwise, you might as well argue with a wall. submitted by /u/StockEntertainer1546 [link] [comments]

For context: sellout often means the artist is selling his principles/integrity/ethics for monetary benefits. Like they dont really use or like the product, yet promote it to their fans. Its just a job. Yet the fandom celebrates it, that they get taken advantage of and even mindlessly buy the products. And when the artist switches to the competitor, the fandom just follows to the new products. In other industries, the fans are much more critical about advertisement jobs musicians do and even are criticized for being a sellout and commercializing their art. submitted by /u/binhpac [link] [comments]

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