when you have someone like @Foyege24 making an entire MALFOID series, what more do you need?
if you haven’t checked out the content yet, go do it. the storytelling is crazy, the instagram is absolutely killing it and the views speak for themselves.
multiple reels pulling 1M+ views, with others hitting 2.7m, 3.8m and even 8.5m. this is way beyond a random meme getting a few days of attention.
MALFOID is turning into a whole content phenomenon and having creators putting this much effort into the character makes the narrative even more interesting.
we’re still early in seeing how far this can go.
solana:6zzzG49KX5nksnqfogs31dwoMYSHaJXkropKbv1QZVga mania
Q: You grew up in the USA, where everyone is free to express their opinion. In Korean culture, speaking out freely is still considered courageous. What's it like working with a young band like LNGSHOT? What do you impart to them?
Jay Park: "I grew up with hip-hop and rap, and in hip-hop you give your community a voice, a voice to what's happening in your community and in your life, whether it's pain or success. Rap and hip-hop did that for me too. They gave me a voice, hope, the courage to speak out. Because Asians in America are often very passive: Let's just be quiet, it's not good to speak up. Of course, there's freedom of speech in the US too, but hip-hop gave me this ability to vocalize things more.
LNGSHOT has only been around for eight or nine months. The industry is very fast-paced, with many good aspects, but also many toxic ones. When you're famous and get a lot of attention, people start to change, whether they're close confidants, fans, or whoever. Even if you don't change yourself, people change because of the circumstances.
I always tell them: Stay humble, stay grateful, and don't forget that you're human. Just because people treat you like a little god doesn't make you one. When you're on stage, performing your art, you can be whoever you want. But when you come off stage, you're not the same person anymore; you're simply a human being. When you're interacting with other people, remember that they're human beings too. That's probably the most important thing I want to impart to them. Of course, I also want them to work hard and sing and dance well. But I assume that's what they want, too."
BIG LOU REALLY KNOWS HOW TO SERVE! HIS IMPROVEMENT IN DANCING IS ON ANOTHER LEVEL!! GOSH I’M SORRY BUT DAMN LOUIS IS SO HANDSOME! I’M LITERALLY NEVER GETTING OVER THIS!!😭🔥
@koala_bunnies@BIGHIT_MUSIC@TXT_bighit The Soobin one doesn't look real either tho. The resolution on the face is fuzzy even though the venetian blinds are crisp. His face outline looks muddy and blurred. The skin on his back of his neck is dissolving into thin air. He doesn't have an ear hole. Giant head w/ tiny hand