may all tickets be purchased by no one but PH ARMYs who are consistently streaming and voting for bts <3
bigay niyo na sa amin ito, kami naman rason bakit nasa listahan tayo in the first place.
i just watched the part of the live where namjoon told about his credit card…And I’m surprised how those trainees can be so abusive I’m not surprised that he wanted to get out of there as soon as possible. they must have wanted to take advantage of his kindness for a long time
i love being a yoongi bias cause i just keep finding out new info about him. oh yeah he has a cat now. oh and he also runs marathons. and he helps children a lot. like cool. im in love with him.
this is reaching many ppl, i’m not accepting fb armys slander here, ah? cause this is literally my tl, full of active/monster voters. i guess it has something to do with ur algorithm too. and if ure not even on fb, u won’t really know how dedicated they are. 🥹
ARMY also needs to shift into their 2.0 era along with BTS.
the fastest way to drag BTS back into the kpop box is how we react to kpop stans. if bts are shifting, then fans have to shift too:
every time they throw comparisons, set up fake charts, spreading propaganda, they’re not just talking to drag they’re baiting a reaction. and when we jump in to “prove them wrong” with bts numbers charts etc, we’re literally reinforcing the same system bts are trying to outgrow. it doesn’t matter if the intention is defense, the outcome is the same.
that means unlearning the need to respond to everything, unlearning the habit of measuring them against anyone else, and realizing not every narrative needs to be corrected in real time. silence is not losing, it’s refusing to play a game that no longer applies to them. because at the end of the day, constantly comparing bts just to shut someone up still centers kpop standards around them. and if we keep doing that, we’re the ones holding them back. their growth means letting their work stand on its own, not using it as a weapon in fanwars.
besides, no one really gives a shit about what a kpopstan thinks outside of kpop. bts is, well, wayyyyy past it.
the reaction we’re seeing from kpop stans right now proves the point. they’re judging it through a kpop lens so of course it doesn’t “match” what they think a tour should look like. but that standard is irrelevant here. this is a bts tour. this is arirang. this is bts 2.0. and the sooner people accept that, the less confused they’ll be. arirang is a pop album, not a kpop album packaged for idol expectations.
this shift is literally bts 2.0 and some of you are still holding onto 1.0 like it’s the only valid version. if we want to enjoy bts 2.0 we significantly need to also be in 2.0 behaviour.