@_riwoof@dkdld0212 +Groups like BLACKPINK and BTS are really famous here; so, no one called Koreans ugly. We paid a compliment in our own language, but you misunderstood it; we apologize for this misunderstanding. Okay?
@_riwoof@dkdld0212 Anyway, let’s put an end to this discussion now. When you insulted our culture over a tweet, we couldn't hold back and really wanted to hurl insults; but it doesn't matter anymore—it turns out there was no ill intent behind that misunderstood tweet.
akış ezginin olaylarını örtbas etmek için mağduru zor duruma sokuyorsa bizde hypersin tüm videolarını raporlayalım kaldırtalım manifestin musis video izlenimlerini silelim kızlar tavrını gösterdi ama hypersin en büyük kazancı manifest
@_riwoof@dkdld0212 In Korea, X is used by that "incel" crowd suffering from a lack of self-confidence; I think you should build a life for yourselves, get out of the house, and stop attacking other countries. It’s likely not that they aren't replying to me, but rather that they *can't*.
Resmen açıklaması ile ne kadar saygısız bir k*ltak olduğunu tekrar bize göstermiş oldu bune biçim açıklama mk kızın yaşadığı travmalarada mı bir saygın yok oyun oynayan çocuk "babası da dövüyor biz dövsek bir şey olmaz" demez #ezgiguclu#ezgigüçlü#ezgigüçlüzorba#ezgiatilsin
@Dokkabi_aaaa You struggle to buy fruit; since even throwing out trash costs money, you make kimchi out of watermelon rinds; you work like a dog and barely scrape by.
@prettysqid You know, if I had the chance to come into the world countless times, I would want to be Turkish—and for Atatürk to be the leader of my nation—countless times over.
@jmthbtsjaemyae Well, since you Koreans generally hide the plastic surgeries you've had done, we created an image that best represents your cosmetic procedures—fully enhanced from head to toe. Didn't you like it?
@prettysqid@otomenat Just a quick reminder: Indonesia—the country you look down on so much—actually ranks first in watching your TV series. In other words, were it not for that country you mock and view as uneducated, you would be nothing.
Just think about it: America splits your country into North and South, and the young people in the South look to America as a model; if I were an elderly Korean, I would be saddened by this.
These Koreans constantly claim to be victims of racism, yet the mere thought of touching Black people makes them sick. Their most famous artists use the "N-word" even before they’ve officially debuted, and one of their artists wore a sweater featuring Nazi imagery; it is truly
—seem to force a few Korean words into their songs while singing everything else in English; yet, for some reason, those who remain faithful to the Korean language fail to transcend Korea's borders.
While Koreans take pride in the global groups they have created themselves, they look down on our group—even though ours isn't even two years old yet and performs its songs entirely in Turkish. In contrast, your artists—solely for the sake of achieving global success