so here's a silly little thing i did in the spirit of festa.
spin the wheel to get a random comfort bts lyric for the day!
i hope it gives you a little bit of joy or comfort! <3
https://t.co/IkWlt3vjbB
@xLovecrime long time armys know how spoiled we were, infact i don't think any other fandom even comes close to what we had pre pandemic. but things evolve and people grow. bts are grown and it's a different era now where we take it easy and focus on the music.
as an army that has grown with bts the new way of doing things hasn't affected me in the slightest. i no longer have the time to keep up with 2949 forms of content and i'm happy that i can still say i stan and stay up to date on bts stuff with a full busy life of my own
@bora_potat same when i was younger it was easy to keep up with everything, participate in projects and stuff. now with a job and grown up responsibilities i'm grateful there's content that allows me to take things at my pace. pretty sure it's less exhausting for the boys as well
no cause if you're gonna sit here on twt and debate the morality of hybe and what it means if bts are still signed with them i'm just going to assume you have absolutely nothing going for you in real life
yes it's different but it's not a bad change. i don't want more content i am happy with what we're getting in terms of behind the scenes, festa, etc. do i wish the quality of the merch improved? god yes. but that's not bts' responsibility, not entirely anyway. it's on the company
thissss! also the whole hybe discourse was started by a half informed coke ranty white person with no knowledge of contracts so it holds absolutely no weight let's just move tf on and focus on what we have now, bts are back. and they're happy. that's what matters the most.
before we keep discussing BTS hate trains and how to counter them, i think we need to address some of the behaviour within our own fandom first. the constant managerial takes, people dictating what BTS should and shouldn't be doing, and the endless discourse about how HYBE supposedly fumbled the ARIRANG era. we need to talk about this.
it's not just exhausting; it's genuinely harmful. we're reinforcing the very K-pop mentality we're supposedly trying to move away from: the idea that BTS have no agency over their own careers and that every decision must be dictated by their company.
and with so many new fans joining the fandom, what exactly are we teaching them? we need to stop speaking over BTS, making assumptions about their decisions and treating our personal expectations as career strategies they must follow.
we need to put a stop to this behaviour and start trusting BTS as the artists they are.