She filmed herself sobbing and screaming about RM and J-Hope attending Chris Brownâs show, framed it as a moral crisis, and harvested thousands of views, comments, and righteous ARMY pile-ons. Then, days later, she was in a suite at the Arlington BTS concerts, smiling for the camera, and posting the classic âIâm here but that doesnât mean I fully agree with themâ disclaimer.
That disclaimer is the tell. She understands the principle of separating the art from the artist when it protects her enjoyment and her content. She simply refuses to extend the same logic to the two people she claimed to be defending. The moment the outrage stops being profitable or convenient, the moral absolutism evaporates.
This isnât principled fandom. Itâs selective purity theater. You donât get to demand that BTS members live under a higher ethical standard than the one youâre willing to apply to yourself the second tickets and suite access are on the line. If attending a concert âdoesnât mean endorsement,â then it never didâfor anyone.
The hypocrisy is real. But the deeper problem is how easily parts of the fandom still reward the loudest, most emotional performance of morality⊠until the same person quietly cashes in on the very group they just publicly dragged.
Jungkook new Into The Sun vocal run because of Taehyung he sounded so beautiful im crying đ
đ»: *tells him to sing higher*
ïżœïżœïżœïżœ: âIâm ready to be with youuuuu nuuuuaah~~â
đ°: *smiles at đ»*
đ»: *gives đ taps đ° while smiling too*
THIS IS WHY THEY WROTE "NORMAL"
đš: "Normal is a very sad song. I wrote the lyrics in Korean and then changed it to English for radio and stuff, but yeah, there is a Korean version of Normal"
đš: "One day you love me, one day you say you hate me fine make me bulletproof, so that I won't die even if you shoot me. There was this keyword of Normal. But what is normal for us? As we live as BTS what is the normal for me? Someday people tell me that they love me and the other day they tell me to get lost just like a very toxic couple. People put us high 1000 times and pull down 1000 times too"
đš: "Wish I had a min just to turn me off"
Fine this is the life that I've chosen and all mistakes are mine but I can think about having a min of shutting off from the people. This doesn't mean that I wanna give up on my life but I can hope for people to forget me for a moment. I think that's the feeling behind writing this lyrics. Now that I see this song is really sad too"
đš: ""Fantasy and fame yeah the things we choose"
We're accepting that we've chosen this fame"
These Armys held up a sign that said âPretty Noonas who will buy you lobster rollsâ and not only did their sign make Taehyung laugh he traded bandanas with them đ
â€ïž | Um dos vĂdeos mais emocionantes que vocĂȘ verĂĄ hoje.
Antes da formatura na Marinha, JuliĂĄn fez questĂŁo de passar no trabalho do pai, um vendedor ambulante que dedicou anos de esforço para pagar seus estudos, para que ele ajustasse seu uniforme pela Ășltima vez.
Uma imagem que representa amor, gratidĂŁo e o valor de quem faz sacrifĂcios silenciosos para realizar os sonhos dos filhos.
In Colorado Springs they are trying to build a AI data center near Garden of Gods. Many residents was upset and try to appeal it to city council on July 23 but was denied. Now residents have til August 3 to file a follow up appeal
đč: Matthewholmese
#AI#colorado
i love this fandom so bad cause wdym y'all saw the news of them boycotting grammys cause of their constant racism and decided to put the song where they address this very racism on #1
Meet Michigan dad Ray Lucas who ran into a fully burning house and carried his 18-month-old twin daughters out against his chest.
He walked out with third-degree burns.
They walked out alive.
đšđïžEminem on BTS reportedly choosing not to submit a song for Grammy consideration:
"Good. I respect it. I've been saying for years that artists don't need a gold trophy to prove they're great. If BTS decided they don't need the Grammys, it's because they've already built one of the biggest fanbases in the world. The Grammys don't define greatness, they never have."
"Now, look at someone like Nicki Minaj. Whether you love her or not, her impact on hip-hop is undeniable, yet she's never won a Grammy, then look at Beyonce, she's good but not all that and yet she has the most Grammys?. It goes on to show why people keep questioning the system. It feels like industry politics and behind-the-scenes influence matter more than the music. That's why more artists are realizing they don't need the Grammys, the Grammys need them."
The Left Lane Law applies to every vehicle on the road; big or small. Our troopers will stop you for "camping out in the left lane" regardless of what you are driving. Stay right unless passing.