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[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

this is exactly.🙌🏻

the company itself is looking at the comeback as a test of whether the enhypen brand can remain commercially strong after removing a member from the lineup.

and that is exactly why the boycott matters. the company can only prove that the members are interchangeable if fans continue buying, streaming and engaging exactly as before, regardless of how the group is restructured or how badly the situation is handled.

enhypen’s success was not created by a logo, a company or a brand name alone. it was built by seven individual members, their chemistry, their work and the identity they created together over the years. they are not replaceable parts that can be removed while the company expects the same loyalty and profit from us.

the article does not prove every detail of the company’s intentions, but the fact that this situation can even be analysed as a market test should make people question what they are financially supporting. i refuse to help prove that enhypen can lose members and still be sold to us like nothing changed.

the boys are human beings, not variables in a business experiment. don’t piss me off.

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

wanted to remind everyone of this. bye.

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

this exactly.

i’ve said it before and i’ll say it again: overreacting has become way too normalized in this fandom.

having an emotional reaction is one thing. immediately posting your assumptions on the timeline before checking the facts is another.
every time something happens, people rush to make conclusions, others take those conclusions as facts, and suddenly the entire timeline is panicking over something that often turns out to be false or completely out of context. if you need to overreact, do it in private. i do it too. but once you hit “post,” you have a responsibility to make sure what you’re sharing is actually true.

a public timeline isn’t the place to dump every fear or assumption. thousands of people will see it, believe it, and spread it further.

so please, stop the doomposting and fact check before posting anything.

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

“it was his choice” is not evidence. it’s an interpretation of the available information.

hope this helps some of you.

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

it’s clear at this point in which side i am.

so genuinely,
OT6/SOLOS DNI.

i honestly tried to have conversations with some of you, but i’ve realized it’s impossible to reason with people who keep making claims without providing a single piece of evidence to support them.

if your argument is based entirely on speculation, rumors, or assumptions, then it’s not an argument.

platforms with this kind of reach should be used responsibly. spreading baseless accusations, hate, and toxicity only makes discussions worse and drowns out actual facts.

from now on, i won’t be wasting my time engaging with replies that refuse to address what i actually said. if you want a discussion, bring evidence. if all you have are assumptions, i’m simply not interested and won’t waste my time, so you shouldn’t either.

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

if enhypen was already breaking sales records, selling out world tours, winning daesangs and awards, expanding globally and generating significant profits as seven, why make a decision that financial media is now describing as a potential business risk?
genuinely asking.

enhypen never had anything left to prove. their achievements already spoke for themselves.

if there’s uncertainty surrounding this comeback, it doesn’t come from the members. it comes from the way this entire situation was handled. the article itself acknowledges that months after the announcement there was still visible division within the fandom. that’s not something the group created, it was a consequence of management’s decisions.

i’m not saying this article proves the comeback will succeed or fail, because it doesn’t. that’s simply the author’s analysis.
but it makes me wonder, why?

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

lately i’ve seen more and more people announcing they’re stopping the boycott.
while everyone is free to make their own decisions, i can’t help but feel conflicted.

first of all, if the boycott has genuinely reached a point where it’s seriously affecting your mental health, then your wellbeing should always come first. this isn’t about judging anyone’s personal limits.

what i struggle with is the reasoning behind many of these posts.

this boycott was never about depriving ourselves of enhypen. it was never about proving who loves them more. and it certainly wasn’t supposed to last only until it became inconvenient.

it was built on something much deeper: principles.

many of us reached a point where we could no longer, in good conscience, continue financially and algorithmically supporting a company whose actions we believed were harmful because of a pattern of decisions that consistently failed the artists.

for months, we’ve explained why financial pressure and engagement matter. we’ve said this boycott is fundamental because it’s one of the few forms of leverage fans actually have.

that’s why i struggle when i see “i miss enhypen,” “i want to watch official content again,” or “i wanted the merch” presented as reasons for stopping.

because…let’s be honest here, we all miss them.

every single person participating in this boycott misses them.
if missing enhypen was enough to justify ending it, this movement would’ve disappeared months ago.

the reality is that this fandom has spent months making sure we never had to choose between loving enhypen and standing by our principles.

there are folders with their entire discography.
there are archives of their content with subtitles.
there are fan edits, compilations, translations, and countless community projects.

if someone wants merch, there’s also an entire second-hand market where you can buy from other fans instead of directly funding the company.

those alternatives exist because this community worked incredibly hard to create them. that’s why it doesn’t sit right with me when people act as though returning to official platforms was the only way to reconnect with the members.

missing them is real. i miss them every fucking day too.

but those feelings were never the reason this boycott started, and they don’t erase the alternatives that already exist.

if you’ve genuinely changed your mind about the boycott, then say that. if you no longer believe it’s the right approach, be honest about it. people are allowed to change their minds.

what i struggle with is saying the boycott is still fundamental, that the company’s actions are still wrong, that the members still deserved better…while simultaneously returning to financially and algorithmically supporting the very company those principles were meant to challenge.

to me, that’s where the contradiction lies.

principles matter most when they’re inconvenient. if they only exist until the next comeback, the next merch drop, or until missing the members becomes too painful, then they stop being principles and become preferences.

i’m not saying this because i think i’m better than anyone else. i’m saying it because i still believe the reasons this boycott started haven’t disappeared.

the alternatives are still there.
the moral questions are still there.
and the company we’re talking about is still the same one.

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

✦.

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

this “closure” everyone is talking about doesn’t really make any sense to me, i’m sorry.

the inconsistencies have been there since the beginning.

- he spoiled a world tour. if his departure had already been planned, why would he tease something he supposedly knew he wouldn’t be part of?
- en-o’clock’s new season barely started with one episode before suddenly going on hiatus. if everything had already been planned, why did that happen?
- he had tickets for australia that were cancelled right before the trip. if his departure had already been decided, why were those plans still in place?
- he had been talking about releasing a mixtape for over a year, not just two songs.
- overflow was written after his departure. so what happened to the music he had been working on before? and regardless of interpretation, the song’s own lyrics naturally raise questions.
- there were collaborations and projects involving him that had already been planned. if everyone already knew he was leaving, why continue planning them?
- why were the members obviously unable to freely mention each other throughout all of this? that’s very weird.

and these are only a few examples.

so genuinely, what kind of closure are people talking about?

because for me, an emotional documentary isn’t the same thing as transparency.
i’m sure it’ll be emotional, just like the overflow mv. i probably won’t watch it because i know it won’t be good for me emotionally.

but is it going to answer the questions i’ve had since march? i don’t think so, not really.

what frustrates me the most is that we’re acting as if those questions suddenly disappeared, when the company spent months releasing content and making decisions that many fans found very difficult to reconcile.

if this documentary gives you closure, it’s okay i guess. but it just won’t give me the answers i’ve been looking for. that’s it.

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

never leaving this restaurant btw.

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

i really hate this joke of a fandom with every fiber in my body.

and it’s even more annoying because those seven angels didn’t deserve such a fucked up fandom.

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

been a 🇪🇸 supporter since the beginning btw

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

i’m really so sick of seeing this happen. the members shouldn’t have to pay for management’s poor decisions.

they were expected to handle a world tour while preparing another album, relearning choreographies, rerecording songs, and keeping up with countless other schedules.

now sunoo can’t even perform because of a sudden decline in his health. this isn’t something fans should just accept as “part of the industry”.
if your artists keep reaching the point where they can’t perform, and you STILL ignore the issue then your priorities are completely wrong.

i think enough is enough. artists are human beings, not machines.

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

otsicks will NEVER ever have me #staymad

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

#noticing how idols leave the agency not the group or leave the group and the agency (maybe because they didn’t reach an agreement with the company). let me not speak on the majority who can do both, stay in the group and pursue an individual career. he didn’t have ANY choice.

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

my genuine reaction as soon as i open this goddamn app :)

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

i’m sorry but i’m no better than a man 🫪

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

heeseung will be back and y’all can argue with the wall :)

[𝐧𝐲𝐱⁷𓂃۶ৎ⋆ @dddeonuuu_]

hello lovies💗

[nyx⁷ ۶ৎ @dddeonuuu__]

@seventhenhypen you’re gorgeous love🫠😍😍😍