@JJK_Artist 🙂 theyre representing not only your country, but all asians around the world but that doesn't stop you from disrespecting them just for media playing and for money. disappointing but not surprised, k-media:)
@Bangtan_Holic07 mind you they chose a screenshot from live, low resolution, no lightning, no posing pic of him next to a profesionally taken photo with heavy makeup and heavy editing of her 😭😭😭
I really hope on the night of the grammys that army gives literally ZERO attention to it. No trending hashtags, no posts, and certainly no fan wars over whichever Asian act wins a grammy.
Can we all just agree to do a streaming party and give the grammys the silent treatment??
@BrownNoona@bananagguk_kook@chartradar_ My guess is that theyre gonna try to get another "big" kpop act to perform and win that category and push the press to release articles like that group is the first kpop/asian act to win grammy... or whatever racist strategy they have in their sleeves
BTS announces they will not submit their music for the 2027 GRAMMY awards, following the Recording Academy’s addition of an Asian-focused category:
“I hope music itself can be heard and loved rather than being distinguished by region or language.”
My heart hurts today 💔
My little girl’s neck looks like this, and the redness keeps getting worse right in front of my eyes 😔
Every time I see her like this, I feel so helpless and scared for her.
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@kchartsmaster arent they teenagers?? it makes it even more sick.. what were they even trying to achieve? what do these people think will happen? theyll fall in love with you and marry you? crazy as* ppl...
She joined Japan's Self-Defence Forces after watching soldiers help survivors of the 2011 earthquake and tsunami. She wanted to defend her country.
Instead her colleagues assaulted her daily for over a year. In 2021 three of them pinned her down in front of dozens of watching laughing colleagues. She reported it up the chain of command. Two investigations launched. Both dropped for lack of evidence. Every male colleague who had watched refused to testify. TV stations ignored her. So she posted her story on YouTube.
The video went viral. 100,000 people signed her petition. The Ministry of Defence issued a public apology. Five soldiers dishonourably dismissed. An investigation uncovered over 1,000 other harassment complaints across the entire military. Three soldiers convicted in December 2023. Japanese government settled her civil lawsuit in January 2026.
She was named on the BBC's 100 most influential women in the world. Time magazine put her on their Next 100 list.
Her name is Rina Gonoi. She was 24 years old when she brought Japan's military to its knees.
A man in his twenties, for no apparent reason, assaulted an elderly woman who was collecting cardboard 72 times over 30 minutes, causing her death. The woman had a frail build, standing 132 cm tall and weighing 31 kg. She knelt down and pleaded, “Please stop the assault,” but he did not stop. She was even dragged around and beaten with her pants pulled down.
At the police station, he said, “I was drunk and don’t remember,” and even bragged about his bloodstained sneakers. The police determined that he did not have intent to kill and did not charge him with murder. However, after forensic analysis of his phone, prosecutors concluded that he did have intent to kill and charged him with murder.
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