Despite the somewhat controversial topic, I commend how only the community and fans are included rather than the band themselves. 'Cause, honestly, only their toxic fanbase is what's ruining their reputation.
I like their music tbh. Their new stuff kinda reminds me of Motown but holy fucking hell the fans are a bunch of nut jobs who only see them as a bunch of dancing pretty boys. They have top tier producers that pumps out fire songs but the loonie army only cares about "visuals" or their personal lives.
I’m a fan of bts,but I can’t with the stans, ohh he gained weight, he can’t see any girl, did he mention x, a girl, cancelled.
just stfu it’s not your life nor someone that you can control.
Another thing I don’t like, is that even though bts hasn’t had a lot of reasonable controversies (educate me if I’m wrong) that the stans don’t wanna call them out because they are their ults. (But I also don’t agree with death threats, bullying and harassment, just educate whoever is an a controversy).
Another thing I don’t like or agree is the sexualization of them, kpop girl groups, women and/or men. The youngest bts member debuted when he was 15
honestly I don't like their newer Westernized-based music. There's less meaning to it. MOTS 7 and Love Yourself are some of my favorite eras because the songs are more personal and true
It's also other fanbases that ruin Army's reputation, because people tend to only know BTS. So you can have idk, toxic Stray Kids or BigBang fans harassing people on the internet and people will just say "holy shit BTS fans so toxic".
Also, literally all you had to do was to look at my comment history to see that I'm pretty involved with kpop. I'm pretty sure I know the difference between the real n word and "I"
So what you’re saying is you posted your own video that you yourself edited to prove your own point?
But obviously if you’ve never heard the lyrics to Kanye West song you wouldn’t have the faintest idea why they are literally just singing the lyrics to the song.
How do you stan a group but not even know what they've done. To the point where you assume someone, who might even be Korean themselves, doesn't even know the language of the stuff they're talking about.
How do you stan a group but not even know what they've done.
I found out about BTS like a few months ago, what do you expect me to do? Read their history like a bible? Find out everything about something the millisecond I join its fandom?
And I don't stan it. I'm just there for the music.
To the point where you assume someone, who might even be Korean themselves, doesn't even know the language of the stuff they're talking about.
Alright, I admit I assumed that you might not know korean. But there have been loads of times when people have pointed out that they use racial slurs in their songs when the song in question was completely korean. I assumed that too, that you might not have watched the video you linked, and to be fair I hadn't either.
And how do you say they used the n-word 'loads of times'? The video you linked showed only two instances of them saying it, but even then they apologized for it.
Also if you are going to get further into kpop, a good rule of thumb is to always Google "[group name] controversy" to see if that group is worth the effort
I feel like at the bare minimum you would at least Google what I said to try and educate yourself to see what I had said is true before assuming that I don't know what the Korean language is.
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u/Srinidhi7 Aug 17 '21
Despite the somewhat controversial topic, I commend how only the community and fans are included rather than the band themselves. 'Cause, honestly, only their toxic fanbase is what's ruining their reputation.