I had some free time on my hands, so I wanted to rewatch a member's live but I just couldn't decide which member's live to rewatch since I love all of them too much😭
Is it a lack of practice or the busy schedules idols have?
It's just my personal ick tho.
I find Joon incredibly intelligent. Joon downplays himself a lot, but he wouldn't be where he is without being the way he is. In fact, Bangtan wouldn't be Bangtan if Joon weren't Joon. He's always ready to help people out because he's so empathetic even when the world isn't empathetic to him. He's so strong because it takes a great deal of strength to remain optimistic when the world is cruel to you. He's the reason why I try to be optimistic whenever something bad happens in my life.
I'm planning to audition with rap so it would be helpful to know how the audition went fir the people who chose rap.
Like any insights or things I should remember before auditioning?
Hey guys, I don't have slot/ticket for the hyderabad audition as they are all sold out so if anybody has the slot and don't wanna attend the audition can you please pass the slot to me. Thank you so much
Seeing ningning, the bts members active on instagram makes me feel so good. It's like they are allowed to be human and allowed to find stuff funny. I like how this is bringing a change in K-pop, even if it's less significant because you wouldn't see this before so it's making me happy :)
How can someone send their kids to a company like YG or the new label owned by Min Hee-jin? I understand that you want to support your kid's dreams, but shouldn't their safety be your first concern? It's so disgusting to me that such companies are even allowed to hold auditions let alone train young children. I'm not hating any of the group by these companies I'm just angry that companies with a lot of young children are run by such disgusting people.
I'm currently watching this and I feel like the plot has a lot of potential but it does have aspects that make me cringe. A solid 7/10 for me.
Context: Eunseok is being criticised for using a racial slur, and this user decides to bring Sulli into the conversation.
Some K-pop fans claim to care about the mental health of idols while simultaneously inserting idols into conversations they don't belong in to defend them.
This person also apparently has the evidence to back this up but they haven't shared it yet.
Certain groups receive a lot of hate on Twitter, and I feel sad for them. So, I was thinking, do these hate trains actually impact the groups?
You know, when you're going through a hard time, the world seems so cruel sometimes. I think about how cruel they might be, thinking life is. Being treated like a product, unrealistic beauty and moral standards, and abusive diet practices must have done a real number on their mental health. I'm proud of all the people who persevered in that system, even if they weren't successful.
I live in Asia and I have never met a black person in my life hence I only have surface-level information. So I was looking for book recommendations to understand things better to support you all💚
I came across this post on Twitter, which went something like "I was a hater of my ult group until I started liking them"
I wasn't a hater of Baby Monster but I didn't like them until they released hot sauce and now I'm starting to like them.
Can y'all please recommend kpop songs which deal with loneliness please.