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so for context I have been a blink for like a few years and became a hardcore lisa stan since her solo debut era. Firstly, let me start off by kpop stan twt is super toxic and whenever I say hate tweets about bp or lisa it affects me so much(even though it shouldnt). Its like I have tried so many times to just be a casual fan of lisa(i listen to bp but lets just say i stan lisa the most) and follow if she or bp releases content but its literally hard to escape twitter and instagram lol. I open up insta reels and immediately a lisa or blackpink reel would have tons of hate comments while on twt its not new for lisa to get so many hate tweets(racism, slutshaming etc). And when you really love an idol, its so hard to not be affected by the hate they get even though in reality the idol probably herself or himself doesnt care lol. So i guess i am here to ask, how to really just stan the idols i like in peace without being tempted to go on twt/insta? like I have heard of ppl losing interest and how they become a casual fan but rly idk...i have tried to delete my twt account but keep on logging back lmaoooo but i guess for instagram it has been better cos I literally blocked lisa/bp members names so they dont appear on my feed fhjjsksksk. Anyways would be grateful if anyone could share their experience on becoming a casual kpop/idol stan without getting into fanwars and social media P.S i dont use reddit that much especially for kpop stuff/news but have heard that ppl here dont rly like bp lol but pls do share ur experiences abt this :3 submitted by /u/KaleidoscopeOk3356 [link] [comments]
For context- In one of the interview for VMA, the interviewer asked katseye what their favorite Mariah Carrey music video is, since Mariah Carrey was the Vanguard of this year's VMA. The girls looked like they didn't know so the internet started calling them uncultured or tiktok influencers who don't know anything about music. But we are talking about katseye here, multiple members of katseye has wrote and produced alot of songs. Its obvious they love music and knows alot about it. Not knowing about Mariah Carrey's music video is literally not a big deal since the members are all born after 2000. You can't expect them to know about an artist from the last century. I personally only know 1 Mariah Carrey song, that is "All I want for christmas is You" as I was really young when Mariah Carrey made music, so I assume its the same for the katseye girls. Also lets be real, how many of you have watched a Mariah Carrey music video? (Only asking people born after 2000) submitted by /u/Odd_Entertainer9554 [link] [comments]
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I saw this on TT and was curious about your thoughts. Everyone is free to express their opinions. We all know that. For example, Lisa and Jennie are bad people for me. You'll ask me for reasons, but even the energy they give me is bad. They are never sincere. They will do anything for fame. They are two devils for me. submitted by /u/No_Pea_8683 [link] [comments]
If you're a kid, adult, tween or any other age and you're mad at Woochan (ADP) or Daniela (Katseye) you NEED a reality check. Like, immediately. I'm gay and that's a disgusting act of my community for behaving like this when idols say "Oh sorry, I'm straight". Like, are you really that delusional to think that if they were part of the LGBT+ they would be attracted to you? For fck sake, get a life! Saying "I'm straight" doesn't automatically make them homophobic. What you guys do in these situations is WAY more insulting for people who just accept these idols sexuality, while we have to carry this whole stereotype that we are crazy people who don't accept no as a answer. submitted by /u/po_pov [link] [comments]
Do you think those who criticize certain agencies for not filing enough lawsuits against harassment, defamation, sasaengs, and such things are unconsciously perpetuating the same problem? I understand the "noble" and seemingly innocent intentions of fulfilling a fan's desire, but I don't think it's right. One should pursue their dream of getting a photo with an idol in a respectful and appropriate way. I'm not posting any photos out of respect for Momo and the fan I saw, who was getting a kiss on the cheek from her, not just a regular pose. And let's not even talk about other inappropriate or clearly intrusive behaviors that would be considered violating personal boundaries in real life. submitted by /u/DependentBedrock_7 [link] [comments]
I feel like K-pop spaces, and the world, are too negative, too toxic to inspire any hopefulness. It might just be me but when I find out an idol has done something good for the community or has done an act of kindness, it just helps me appreciate them some more. Please share stories about your favourite idols doing good things. I remember reading about how Taemin won an award for being an exemplary tax payer. I do like to hear that the rich and famous are paying their taxes, because far too often they aren't. And maybe it's my upbringing but it shows that they're a good citizen. Of course there are countless examples of idols donating to good causes, Doyoung donating to help children in need of protection to thank his fans for his music show wins. GD donating to programes that support and treat young people with alcohol addictions. And the many idols that donated billions of won combined to support firefighters fighting those wildfires in Korea earlier this year. Small and large acts of kindness keep the world spinning, and it says a lot about a person's character when they actively donate to different causes, and when you look at exactly what they're donating to it says a lot about them. So again, please, more positivity, share idols making donations, being kind to fans, staff and strangers, being good citizens. submitted by /u/sunflowersandpears [link] [comments]
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She misheard Charlie Kirk as Jung kook and when I tell you I fucking ALMOST BURST INTO TEARS LIKE what... Then I checked and I was like phew submitted by /u/acorrnn [link] [comments]
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Hi guys I am a 16 year old. I am a huge kpop fan.i want friends to play online games with me who are also fans of kpop. I feel so lonely as people around me consider kpop and me CRAZYYYYYI downloaded PUBG mobile during BABYMONSTER collaboration tried so hard to find teammates that play it but I failed..I got so overwhelmed playing it please be me friends.My favorite kpop groups are IVE LE SSERAFIM ENHYPEN KICKFLIP TXT ILLIT AND TWICE. I will like to play online games with friends such as PUBG MOBILE LEGENDS OR any u play ☺️ PLEASE HELPPPPPP🙏meeeeee submitted by /u/Lesserafairy5 [link] [comments]
I was looking at the streaming numbers of 4th gen groups and realized that the most streamed song by a 4th gen group this year only has 110 million streams on spotify. Compare it to 2023 or 2024 and you will see a clear difference. Not a single song by a 4th gen group has charted for more than 20 days on global spotify this year, but last year you had multiple 4th gen songs charting for 20+ days and some even charted for more than 50 days. While looking at the streams, I was most surprised by IVE and TXT's numbers. All the singles/title tracks IVE released till I AM has more than 350 million streams on spotify but after I AM, no song managed to reach even 150 million. Baddie, Heya, Rebel heart none of these songs entered global spotify when their previous songs charted pretty high on the chart and spent alot of days there. This surprised me because unlike Itzy after sneakers where casual fans clearly disliked the music, the same didn't happen with IVE. Rebel heart, Heya, Accendio, Attitude are all pretty liked afaik. For TXT, I was surprised that after Deja vu, not a single one of their song charted on global spotify. In 2023, Sugar rush ride literally charted at #38 on global spotify and they charted their entire temptation album there too. After that they slowly started declining but I don't think their music changed much, so why did it happen? In 2023, Stray kids and TXT were pretty equal in popularity, so what did bighit do wrong? submitted by /u/Gloomy-Eye9380 [link] [comments]
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What a horrible egoistical childish woman Min HeeJin is, she should never be allowed in the Kpop industry again. There is something is wrong with you if you are still supporting her, anyone with a brain knows the plagiarism claims were nonsense and she always had it out against the group and tried to ruin Illit. Media play this, media play that, just shut up already. She never cared about any of them and only saw the group as a problem against NewJeans. F**k her submitted by /u/BBAomega [link] [comments]
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