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girl group lover

[bri @CHATSHlRE]

Why did soulidifed cancel their tour with no statement lol…

[bri @CHATSHlRE]

Why didn’t alannah say what she was studying at film school

[bri @CHATSHlRE]

where’s the cup rn @canes I have nothing going on tonight

[່ @ujaeyis]

my girl was literally losing consciousness by the second but was still committed to serving cunt

[bri @CHATSHlRE]

I miss them

[첼 @mydearsy_]

아니 이분들 티파니 눈웃음 따라하는게 아니라 이정도면 걍 조롱하는거임 와 ㅈㄴ웃겨 썅 ㅠㅠㅠㅠ

[ᚱ𐌙𐌔 🐥💫 @_itsmerys]

IU, I think it's finally time to drop another BBIBBI banger 😌

[elving💫•fan account• @_geums8]

who remembers when she got critized by wearing expensive Gucci sweater to hang out with her friend
and she got critized by wearing inexpensive h&m dress for an award show

😭😭

[ຸ @jieunxee]

i will forever stand with my cancelled diva

[bri @CHATSHlRE]

The only thing she’s guilty of was being a little too deep that it just didn’t translate well. I always viewed Chatshire as an album where she’s going through a life crisis of figuring out her identity and where she would go next in her life.

[⭐︎ cams @iusunbaenim]

iu’s “zeze” drama from 2015 keeps getting twisted into pedo accusations but let’s actually talk facts instead of outrage farming.

she wrote zeze inspired by the book *my sweet orange tree* not as the literal 5yo kid but as her own fictional character using the book’s themes of a troubled, misunderstood child. the book itself deals with abuse, neglect, imagination and duality. iu said some parts of the character’s temper felt “sexy” meaning charming or captivating in a literary way. bad wording? yeah she admitted that. but jumping straight to “iu sexualizes kids” is such a stretch.

key points people always ignore:
- she clearly said it’s a new character, not the book’s zeze. lyrics are from the orange tree’s view, poetic and layered.
- the korean publisher who complained later apologized and backed off, saying they just found her interpretation unfamiliar.
- iu apologized for hurting feelings and her poor choice of words but still stood by the song as art.
- the fishnet kid on the album cover was stylized artistic concept, not literal. this wasn’t “shifting blame.”

it was explaining artistic intent. art explores dark or uncomfortable themes all the time without the creator being a predator. plenty of books, movies and songs do this. after 10+ years, iu still has one of the cleanest images in kpop massive charity work, no real scandals, professional af. constantly dragging this up feels more like selective hate than real concern. media literacy exists for a reason. not every edgy lyric is literal. she took responsibility where it mattered and moved on. let her art be.

[bri @CHATSHlRE]

IU hate train time I guess 🫩

[Im Momo @1001nayeon]

this is the funniest video ever im not even joking who the hell is that manfjkasbfakjsbfakjbfak

[bri @CHATSHlRE]

@LounaJin Ok yes!! I was so shocked how at the concert he was obviously a confident and self assured individual…the way he acts in interviews is so 🫩

[bri @CHATSHlRE]

Seeing BTS in Tampa was such a fever dream….so talented and so full of love and joy #btstampa

[bri @CHATSHlRE]

Why does she look so much like Taylor swift

[q @sxarlights]

maddy fake asf 😭😭😭

[bri @CHATSHlRE]

The 360 stage is cute! And I loved how it worked for Twice (ish) but I seriously feel like I missed so much of the concert lol

[bri @CHATSHlRE]

I took so many Jimin photos and videos because my girlies were convinced this was his real hair….hes swearing out his sew in right now

[bri @CHATSHlRE]

should I buy a ticket to see bts in maryland…

[xiuhaoj 🐼 @xiuhaoax]

forever mourning this genre of kpop