جوجي

[7th year: Astronomoa @astrozzn]

the concept of dismissing korean people explaining cultural contexts and linguistic differences to spread EXTREMELY HARMFUL MISINFORMATION just bc you don’t like someone is disgusting I hate evb

[🐈 hailee fan @5poohs]

? that episode was already out for 3 weeks and no one cared until a fucking akgae started running around w their own narrative clearly it shows that yall actually dont gaf & are just Thrilled to find ways to cancel him

[💋 #NOLABELS in JULY @cyjramyeon]

engenes, beomgyu akgaes, and soobin akgaes are coming together to spread misinfo ab yj. their obsession with him is getting insane. they're even willing to make serious allegations against him and start a hate train based on baseless claims just bc they want to bring him down.

[جوجي @404Sst]

فان الكيبوب غريبين يزعلون يوم الورع يقعد يصيح عن الخمسه ويزعلون لما واحد يمدحه عشان ما يصيح ما فهمت ما عندكم حل وسط ؟

[zzn. @archivezzn]

YJ was born and raised in korea. he is not american. he lived there for TWO years when he was 9 years old. he knows english very well, but he is not 100% fluent. a lot of kpop stans hold any idol that know a good amount of english to a higher standard than others. you won’t even listen to native koreans explaining the situation so there’s no point in trying to explain. you can interpret however you want, but stop pretending as if the word can’t have nuance only because you only view it in one way. YJ was raised in korea, surrounded by korean culture, slang and more. holding him to this high standard of “he should know better!” because he knows a fair amount of english is..? knowing english ≠ knowing all cultural differences and how a common phrase he’s known for years living in korea could be viewed as something terrible in other places.

[beth `` @avenjunly]

Can we Please consider language nuances between Korean and English before accusing people of serious crimes? Sexy has a less sexual tone and he literally has the word in his vocabulary as a Compliment - language barriers and context obviously play a role that you're all ignoring.

[Sara @ktyunique]

A lot of people need to be reminded that 🦊 was born and raised in Korea and isn’t a native English speaker. Like okay yes he did live in the U.S. for 2 years when he was around 9, but that’s not enough to make someone fully fluent or native-level in English

He can understand and express himself in English pretty well, but there’s still a difference between that and having complete fluency esp when it comes to nuance, tone and idioms. That’s what people keep overlooking!

Language ability also isn’t static. If you grow up mainly speaking 1 language (which in his case is Korean) that naturally becomes your dominant one. Even if you learn another language early on, it can weaken if you’re not consistently using it at a native level That’s just how bilingualism works🤷‍♀️

So to be over-criticizing his knowledge in English or expect him to perfectly grasp every nuance, then you’re applying a double standard. Especially when even between native speakers, meaning can get lost🫩translation between languages is never 1:1. Different languages encode tone, cultural context and implied meaning in completely different ways which is exactly why certain phrases don’t have direct equivalents

At the end of the day, he’s bilingual in a practical sense, not a native English speaker and people need to stop holding him to an unrealistically high standard

[جوجي @404Sst]

انهرتتتت😭

[Deem @eternalytyun]

كيف المفروض يوجون يتروش عشان مايقولون مسك استه وهو يروشه

[Deem @eternalytyun]

كيف المفروض يوجون يتروش عشان مايقولون مسك استه وهو يروشه

[جوجي @404Sst]

أنا خلصت طاقتي اربع وعشرين ساعه مكنسلين يونجون

[♡ @zznprint]

the way yeonjun has used that word for FOOD but kpop stans who speak no korean want everyone to believe it has the same meaning as an english word that is never used for food because of a bad translation clearly made by antis

[جوجي @404Sst]

@cheriehind اما عاد

[جوجي @404Sst]

شسالفه ؟

[zzn. @archivezzn]

hello, we have seen a clip of YJ going around and we wanted to explain the nuance of the word “sexy”. it’s understandable as to why people feel uncomfortable by it because to many of us, the word “sexy” carries a sexual undertone. however, the word “sexy” in korea carries a significantly less sexual undertone and is rather used as calling someone attractive, handsome and/or cool. we would never defend something that is wholeheartedly weird. we won’t bash those who feel uncomfortable because again, most people aren’t aware that the term carries different undertones.

[جوجي @404Sst]

@kaiikamal_ انا ما تقبل اي اكاجي لتكست حرفيا ما ينطاقون

[جوجي @404Sst]

هذي اكاجي طيب طبيعي بيكون عندنا مشاكل معاها

[ملك السلام العالمي (جيي) @gayozai]

المواز و مشكلتهم الغريبة مع البامتوريز بالاخص اورلي بومقيو

[7TH YEAR: Frozen Tuna 🐙 @frzzntuna]

You must be some kind of weirdo if the fave that you claim to stan gets a huge amount of hate because of your post and refuse to delete it bc it’s getting a lot of likes. Can these pests disappear in this world for once? I am fucking tired

[جوجي @404Sst]

البوب عندهم اقذر وازق كلمات بالأغاني والفان حقهم يتكلمون عن كلمات اغاني الكيبوب مت ضحك

[⊹ ࣪ mel¹² ރ free njz 🍋🔻 @haseulagenda]

FUCK vanillamace for allowing her fans to trash on aespa and fuck whichever person requested Lemonade to a streamer who clearly has the most insufferable viewers ever MIND YOU Lemonade is the EASIEST song to understand. it’s literally about transforming negativity to positivity