idols do the most ordinary of things like wearing a hairpin or using a rainbow emoji in a instagram post caption and its suddenly revolutionary and groundbreaking oh wow pioneers of the queer scene but a mamamoo member
1) composing and writing a song clearly inspired by queer culture out of sheer admiration, fully incorporating ballroom/lgbt elements to the entire track and concept like fashion, lingo and choreo created by actual members of the community
2) unceremoniously declaring, and i quote "even though 'colours' (album name) has the meaning of showing different colors of mine, i also hope that we can all enjoy the diversity around the world. foreign countries are very open minded but there still seems to be something quite conservative in korea. i hope that things can become a little bit more open in this area."
3) giving the entire house of love crew not only an outlet but active spotlight on the performance video and live stage on a national tv music show broadcast in a country with bigotry and prejudice coming out of its ass for a track that she legitimately didnt even have to promote since its a bside
is suddenly not that big of a deal? fuck the fuck right off.
whether you like it or not and whatever your scope of the matter is just accept and celebrate that, yes, this is a watershed moment in kpop.