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[Kymo @kymesk]

Veo comentarios diciendo que los fans se ilusionaron solos y que todo quedó aclarado cuando finalmente se dijo en un live que se había terminado. Pero ese live ocurrió muchos meses después de que se construyera una narrativa específica.

Durante meses vimos símbolos, referencias y elementos que ya tenían un significado dentro del contexto previo: colores, canciones, publicaciones, mensajes sobre extrañar a alguien, ciertos gestos, videos y una estética reconocible para quienes llevaban tiempo siguiendo la historia. Canciones como "Die With a Smile", el uso recurrente del rosa bebé y otros detalles no aparecieron en un vacío; ya existía un contexto que les daba significado.

Además, si se comparan los eventos individuales de 2024 con los de 2025, es evidente que hubo cambios en la manera de presentarse y comunicarse. Eso no significa necesariamente que cada elemento confirmara algo de forma explícita, pero sí que existía una construcción narrativa que muchas personas interpretaron de una manera determinada.

Por eso, reducir todo a "los fans se inventaron cosas" ignora que gran parte del marketing moderno funciona precisamente a través de insinuaciones, simbolismos y asociaciones, no mediante declaraciones directas. No hace falta decir algo de forma explícita para incentivar una interpretación; basta con colocar ciertos elementos en escena y dejar que el público complete el resto.

Y ahí está precisamente la ventaja de ese tipo de estrategia: si la interpretación funciona, genera atención y participación. Si más adelante hay críticas o cuestionamientos, siempre se puede responder que nunca se dijo literalmente y que fue la audiencia quien asumió el significado. Sin embargo, eso no cambia que los elementos utilizados estaban ahí y que fueron percibidos por miles de personas dentro de un contexto muy específico.

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@KoonDeexoxo koon dee so all this time we have been clowning 🤡🤡🫠🤣

[queen puff @aleale_sprite]

We have been forced to retreat time and time again, slapped by reality time and time again. So what has kept us going this far? Even hatred keeps coming in waves. Before you ask others to respect you, try asking yourself whether you already respect others 😑😑🥱

#babebies

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@PriscillaR65313 @KoonDeexoxo Yes, why should we be surprised by his words like that? Even though he and his solo fans have hurt other people many times, he doesn't even care at all.🙂‍↔️😑

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@hais344355 @KoonDeexoxo oke oke, i am sorry 🙏🙌

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@hais344355 @KoonDeexoxo Don't you remember the solo fan who edited a video of Faye hitting Yoko, and then the staff uploaded the video of the scene? Hmm, I already know enough and feel disappointed. 💔💔

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@hais344355 @KoonDeexoxo Last year he asked his solo fans, now even his solo fans are racist, demeaning other countries. Even though he was not reprimanded, he just kept quiet and justified his solo fans' actions. 😤😤

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@lee212_fy

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@fytillend this is sircus @malisorn00 🤡🤡

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@_Em_Mrn @malisorn00

[Estrella_2520 @Estrella_2520]

Respect should never be a one-way expectation.

It’s interesting how some fans are told that mentioning an artist’s past partnership or celebrating an important chapter of their career is somehow disrespectful, while genuinely disrespectful behavior directed at other artists often goes unaddressed.

Acknowledging someone’s history is not hate. Remembering the work, partnerships, and moments that helped build their career is not harassment. The past doesn’t stop existing because a new chapter begins.

At the same time, respect should apply to everyone. If we’re going to have conversations about boundaries, then those conversations should include not attacking other artists, not flooding unrelated comment sections, not creating content meant to mock others, and not treating fellow fandoms with hostility.

A message about respect carries more weight when it protects everyone equally, not just one side of the conversation.

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@Estrella_2520 @malisorn00

[Brubis 🌻🫧🚢👻 @bicalhof5]

Como elas eram muito obrigadas a ficarem juntas sem querer 😂😂

#FayeYoko

[Kymo @kymesk]

Oum y Pim eran ex empleados de Ninestar (ex amigos de W) y justo se encargaban de organizar los eventos. Sabemos cuántas críticas recibieron en su momento. Y siguen haciéndolo mal.
A la otra no la conozco, pero como manager no la está dando.
Definitivamente se hecha de menos a P'Eye.

[Kymo @kymesk]

What did you expect? A large part of the team is the same one that used to work for the now-defunct NineStar.
And we all know about the issues that company had with poorly organized events and low-quality promoters.
What happened yesterday isn't anything new—it's been happening since last year.

[Lee @lee212_fy]

Crowd: “They are dating”

F: “We are partners.”

[Lee @lee212_fy]

It’s giving “Girl ain’t nobody waving to you, now move out the way. We’re here for the Queen”

[Koon Dee @KoonDeexoxo]

Coincidence
520520520520520 🙂‍↔️
How it can happen exactly the same time? 🤔🤭

🌻: If love had a shape, it would surely be the way you've been by my side

#FayeYoko 🍄🍃
#BabiesCanDoThisAllDay
#YokoApasra
#FayePeraya

[Koon Dee @KoonDeexoxo]

A 24 year old tiny girl can create a professional project like this.
We are proud of you 🙂‍↔️

You can watch the NeverFade Documentary in YouTube, it's available now.

#NeverFadeProject
#YokoApasra‌