hace 30 años, Tupac criticó a los Grammys por ser una industria controlada por gente desconectada del arte y del cambio. Años después, Namjoon hace referencia a él en 2.0: “Hit ’em up like (Tu)Pac. Hit ’em with the truth like Ra(kim)”
(Atácalos como Tupac. Enfréntalos con la verdad como Rakim)
ironíco que BTS esté haciendo exactamente eso, decir la verdad y desafiar un sistema que durante años los uso mientras les negaba el reconocimiento, ARIRANG es más de lo que pensamos
I was recently reminded how he whimpers on the lyrics
"야 니가 밉다 야 니가 싫다
Hey, I hate you, hey, I hate you"
which he did on day one of the concert and I don’t know if i’ve ever seen anyone talk about how he almost cried that day too.
usually, streamers don't stop their stream right away when they're done. after saying goodbye, they put on outro music so it doesn't end too abruptly. i think this is what jungkook originally planned to do, but instead, he decided to leave us with a shuffled youtube playlist so the live could continue. even long after saying goodbye, he was still setting things up so we could have a good time. even after all that, he came back to tell us that, if we wanted, we could stay longer and enjoy some music together on his live.
saying goodbye to us each time he's started a live has always taken him time because he always wants to be with us as much as possible, even when he has things to do. i guess he found a way to stay with us despite not being able to continue himself. ah, being loved by jungkook is such a precious thing. i'll never take it for granted ❤️🩹
@goldenhourjoon They do have a large fandom and 🤣 I wish I saw what they saw. I do however like ppw as individual, they seem like great guys in general.. as an acting pair they leave much to be desired for me
@goldenhourjoon 😂 it was better in me and thee than I've seen in their other shows BUT I do think the comedy helped in this regard. So overall it was a fun watch
@goldenhourjoon Oof... I've always had issues with their chemistry/intimacy in previous shows which is why I was pleasantly surprised with me and thee but 🙃 guess that was short-lived.
DJ Dada: What happened was that netizens shared a video of an international fan using violence by kicking a security guard. This occurred at the International Novel Festival 2026.
To break down the timeline: a fan of JuniorMark attended a gathering event, where attendees had to line up to secure their spots and leave their belongings to reserve them, as usual. However, when she returned, it turned out that a Chinese fan (C-fan) was sitting in her spot and had moved her belongings out. This prompted the fan to alert the staff to check on the seating. It turned out the C-fan had bought the seat through a middleman—which violates the rules—meaning they didn't obtain the spot legitimately in the first place.
DJ Cable: (Recapping what DJ Dada said) And what happened after the staff came in?
DJ Dada: When the staff arrived, they tried to settle the situation. However, she refused to leave, so they had to physically escort her out of the area, which created a chaotic scene. This lady kicked the guard, which caused a huge scene. (Assuming they are watching the video clip)
After someone posted the video on X showing her being removed from the event, other Chinese netizens began complaining that the guards used excessive force. That’s how #แบนgmmtv started trending.
DJ Ong: Oh, so the fan club also didn't agree with the guards' actions, right?
DJ Dada: This came from C-fans' opinions, which is why they used that hashtag. They said, "They could have just spoken to her nicely. Why use such violence?" But we have to understand that the girl fought back too—we need to look at it from different perspectives.
DJ Ong: But from what I've seen, wasn't the C-fan the one who started fighting first?
DJ Dada: Exactly. She kicked the guard first. In my opinion, the staff initially just tried to talk her into leaving the area, but she refused and kicked them.
DJ Cable: Ah, I understand what P'Golf (the producer) is trying to say. C-fans are trying to ban GMMTV because they feel the guards used violence. But Thai fans are banning GMMTV because of their apology announcement toward the C-fan who initiated the violence. They feel GMMTV failed to protect their own staff. Thai fans are asking why GMMTV is protecting a C-fan who started the incident instead of backing their Thai staff. So basically, GMMTV is getting criticized from both sides.
DJ Ong: But to me... we need to stay objective while discussing this topic. First of all, we weren't there when it happened, but based on the video, I feel this C-fan was also in the wrong. Before she was put in a headlock and brought down, she kicked them first. I'm sure that before deciding to restrain her, there were protocols in place regarding how to manage and control the situation. I think the guards were just doing their job.
DJ Dada: Right, so we have to ask the fans who were actually there what happened prior to that moment.
DJ Ong: Exactly, because if the guards hadn't done that, she might have done something even more harmful.
DJ Dada: Ah, someone commented here saying that before she was taken out, the staff tried talking to her for a long time, but she was being stubborn and threw a tantrum.
DJ Cable: Yeah, acting oblivious and playing on her phone while ignoring the staff.
DJ Cable: As I mentioned, #แบนgmmtv started trending after the announcement was released. Let me read it for you... (Reads the announcement)
DJ Dada: But GMMTV confirmed that they are not taking legal action against anyone involved.
(All three discuss why Thai fans are calling to ban GMMTV for not protecting the staff)
DJ Ong: Let’s say if the fan hadn't done anything initially and the staff dragged her out like that, then of course the staff would be in the wrong. But from the looks of it, they were just trying to de-escalate the situation.
DJ Cable: (Recapping what DJ Ong mentioned about protocol)
DJ Ong: That’s how I view it.
DJ Dada: (Adds on)
DJ Ong: Also, this C-fan broke the rules to get into the area in the first place, which affected everyone else who actually followed the rules. So of course, the staff had to remove her from the premises.
DJ Dada: Mm-hmm. That’s why Thai fans are also questioning the security system—if someone could break the rules to get into the event like this, what’s going to happen at future events? That’s what fans are really worried about.
(Continuing to analyze the video)
P'Golf: What fans are suggesting is a pre-registration system to reserve spots, where names are matched and verified at the venue.
DJ Dada: Yeah, that’s how it should be—both for safety and to minimize issues like this.
DJ Ong: Here, a comment says that if they hadn't removed that C-fan, the other rule-abiding fans in that zone wouldn't have been able to see the artists either.
P'Golf: Right, because while the incident was happening, other staff had to instruct the artists not to enter that zone yet, which meant the other fans in that area missed out on meeting their artists too.
(Recapping what happened in the video)
DJ Ong: Well, we'll have to stay tuned for GMMTV's next move. I believe they are currently in the process of investigating.
DJ Cable: Thoroughly, because this is a very sensitive topic. We’ve seen the video, but they still need to interview other witnesses and the security guards who were on duty at the time to find out what happened and why they decided to take those actions. They have to investigate thoroughly so they can address all concerns before making another official statement.
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@mixiebell@firstkhaoshine For me personally 😅 I've always found their intimacy to be a bit lacking but was pleasantly surprised with MAT soo I can't say i'm entirely surprised that this is an issue but in the sense that its a sequel & ig they're struggling seems a bit😅 unfortunate.
😅 why are there so many armpit posts of this wuwa character on my tl... i dun care for armpits on a real man let alone a 2d character what is happening