25, went to a prestigious university, gorgeous, had her whole life in front of her... and you killed her for what? rich men who don't know or care about you?
Mina's Final Instagram Story was sharing a DM of someone harassing her stating:
"Why do i have to be told all of this by complete strangers?"
She later took her life on a live stream and her final words were "I wanted to live longer"
Mina a Japanese ENHYPEN fan reportedly took her life on a Live-stream on X & TikTok following hate comments.
These Psychopaths aren't fans, rather monsters. It feels wrong to call them fans because the artists don't support such behavior, and true fans of the artists don't support it either.
Rather no normal human being supports such things.
This is the darkest example of cyber bullying inside of the K-pop community and it's a question of when will it stop.
This situation shouldn't be faced with bullying people who had nothing to do with the comments.
If you ever went to a K-pop concert, you will see that everyone there is friendly and fun to talk to.
Online it is a different story because even people with a criminal record or terrible things done in real-life and all over the world are allowed to pretend to be 'fans' and say terrible things to others. Those people aren't allowed to get visas and fly to a concert.
Anyone who is conscious and not evil is aware of not telling people to off themselves.
Whatever context of the story regarding the flower is, no amount of context can ever excuse the bullying she received.
We receive death threats daily whether in comments or in DMs but we never read them or take them seriously, that is because we run this page for the fun of it.
When it gets to someone putting their name and face out there in the K-pop community like Mina especially on X, it is the biggest mental abuse setup out there.
Hannah John-Kamen says ‘AVENGERS: DOOMSDAY’ is “absolutely incredible.”
“The scale is just so big. When you think it can’t get bigger — it can.”
(via https://t.co/PHpoSP0PLz)
Having “Jean Grey” as the primary villain in Brand New Day is equivalent to Raven being the primary villain in a Batman movie.
Wasted a movie on an X-men character instead of a regular Spider-Man villain…
Marvel built up the idea of “variants”, made sure we knew they can look different (Spider-Men, Lady Loki, Wolverine etc) but didnt recast the villain they were building up since Endgame😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
Spider-Man and Jean Grey's love story is likely just beginning in the MCU.
After MJ learns that Spider-Man is Peter Parker, she tells him, "I don't love you because I don't know you," signaling the end of their relationship and Peter's need to move on.
Meanwhile, Jean Grey is completely alone. In the climax, Peter tells her, "I'm here for you."
That final moment feels like the beginning of a brand-new journey for both characters.
A good chunk of what’s about to happen in Doomsday and Secret Wars was set up by the WandaVision trilogy. I think a good 40% when you take it into account. Of course there’s more things to watch, but I’d spend that more for an article.
Sadie Sink as Jean Grey is one of the biggest miscasts in recent memory. Her acting has no emotional weight, no presence, and no range. It felt like watching her character from Stranger in a different costume rather than Jean Grey