isn't it so weird how kpoppies push this weird narrative of bts being so problematic?
i never heard it as excessively as right now and i truly believes it comes from them seeing it as the only way to stop bts from being the most successful after the hiatus didn't stop them
at the end of the day, we were always right. "armys" who use the activism card to humiliate bts under the guise of disappointment don't actually defend the values they try to teach bts on twitter behind the scenes; they just go wherever the engagement is.
the hate and cyberbullying directed at bts have become so normalized that they are no longer seen as real people. they are treated like characters who can be labeled and have fake stories made up about them just for the sake of likes and laughs forgetting that they’re real people
There’s a weird type of social media personality who considers themselves a good activist because they spend all day doing nothing but posting about who they don’t think are activists
It took yall evil devils touching Dolly, to show EVERYONE just how performative yalls activism is... im glad, because yall are truly nasty people. Like very wicked individuals
Imagine celebrating surpassing BTS's 2019 records just last year only for BTS to shatter every single record not even halfway through the tour
This group is just nasty 😭
BTS' 'ARIRANG' World Tour officially becomes the HIGHEST-GROSSING tour by ANY Vocal Group and K-pop Act in history.
— The tour has already grossed $433.2 MILLION and sold 2.3 MILLION tickets across 38 SOLD-OUT shows so far.
It’s so funny when you point out that another celebrity has the exact same problematic views and ask why they don’t get the same energy of hate, and suddenly it’s “we hate them too” like no you don’t 😭 you just don’t like being called out for the hypocrisy
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