@utokkisunflower + this is a stereotype that even asian women in k-pop face.
everyone is their own individual, so comparing someone to another person like that is insensitive.
that kind of thinking is what the comments started, and itβs not something worth repeating.
@utokkisunflower I understand it came from the comments, but calling a random black woman βmanonβ can still come off as racially insensitive, even if itβs meant as a joke.
@utokkisunflower even if itβs meant as a joke, calling any black woman doing a k-pop dance βmanonβ because of appearance isnβt a great joke it reduces people to one reference so I do find it a bit insensitive.
@hyelin367630@CUNTTIEST@pannchoa + asians and suddenly started dragging black people & putting blackface on idols so yea iβm shocked some koreans like blacks because a lot of them are racist just like fuckass americans.
@hyelin367630@CUNTTIEST@pannchoa this drag doesnβt apply to me. I am my own individual and those two do not represent me in anyway shape or form so you canβt take that attempted drag and shove it down your throat.
but yea I did say such a thing.. letβs not forget when yall were on here arguing with other +
@stanaespa4life@pannchoa I get that koreans arenβt a monolith. I was a bit shocked with this tweet headline because of patterns Iβve noticed online, not saying it applies to everyone.