@bttgr9900 trust your gut kak. pakdheku masih ada yg cipika cipiki ke aku but it's really subtle kek cuma nempel pipi ke pipi doang kaya formalitas gt. i trust him. tp ada keluarga lain yg mau meluk aja aku tolak krn i don't get the vibes. weird aja gt. jd kl km uncomfortable DON'T EVER try
@aina0660 masa orang berpendidikan ditegur masalah kamera jadi rasis? 🤣 wkwkkw
every country assembling against yours prove that the wrong is your country. if you're in the right, all of these country will be by your side. but look! it is every country against yours. funny 🤣
@myshawti jd yaaa emg ada ladies yg ga aneh2. tp sebagian besarnya tentu ga cuma jual suara. ladies yg keluar ruangan nangis juga ga cuma kejadian 1-2x. biasanya kl handle tamu kasar kejadian gt. high risk low return banget
@myshawti pernah diceritain temen yg kerja di karaoke. ada 2 tipe LC. yg gamau dipegang area sensitifnya (tp ttp boleh rangkul. dia emg suaranya bagus) dan yang boleh.
yg boleh dipegang2 mau suaranya jelek jg ttp lebih laku.
sedang ladies yg modal suara bagus itu jarang ad yg mau.
@sbyfess blg aja "km kl gabisa diajak komunikasi sehat dgn dikit2 bgabcem bundir gausa komunikasi aja kita" terus block aja. kaya gt tu dia caper aja. manipulatif. kl km gabales atau gabisa dihubungi dia pasti bingung cara capernya gmn.
@Ar__kt_@Isuka_isumine craziest thing is that s.korean netizens calling SEA people look like apes. they even drag india and pakistan even tho those countries has nothing to do with the banter. s.korean just spread pure racism
So here’s the gist
The whole thing is a messy fanwar between some Korean netizens and Southeast Asians and it escalated FAST.
It started in Malaysia at a K-pop concert. Korean fans brought big professional cameras that broke venue rules. Malaysian staff enforced the rules and some Korean fans reacted badly then racist comments toward Malaysians/SEA people started flying.
Some Korean netizens then told SEA fans to stop listening to K-pop and stick to their “own music,” basically implying SEA doesn’t belong in K-pop spaces.
Indonesians clapped back by promoting No Na an upcoming Indonesian girl group saying “we have our own pop now, we don’t need K-pop validation.”
Korean netizens mocked No Na’s music videos, calling them cheap, poor, and uncultured.
Filipinos and Thais jumped in to defend No Na and SEA pop in general, turning it into a full “SEA solidarity” moment.
Koreans then accused SEA people of being insecure and “siding with colonizers”.
Vietnamese users responded by bringing up Korea’s war crimes in Vietnam, calling out the hypocrisy and superiority complex.
Some Korean netizens even dragged India and Pakistan into it with racist stereotypes, making things worse.