the duality of blinks. they will use a member for fanwars and throw them under the bus when their fantasies aren't filled and they will also claim all the credits if the song is successful even if they "boycotted" the member
jennie, jisoo, rosé, lisa let's keep everything in draft get back together release the bp's 3rd studio album promote and perform it gain back the fandom you lost w deadline and 10th anniversary then watch ur solo numbers again smashing
"¿Cuántos se necesitan? ¿Cuántos se necesitan?
¿Cuántos intentan subirse a mi ola?
¿Cuántos quieren mi nombre?
¿Cuántos tienen disciplina?
¿Cuántos comprenden?
¿Cuántos han estado donde yo he estado?
¿Cuántos me entienden desde dentro?"
— LISA, SaWaDiKa
victim card and pity party narrative wont work on lisa when this is the first time she's actually opening up and addressing her struggles for the past 10 years
“I finally get to live my life,” Lisa says in the documentary. Blackpink fans, or Blinks, know that Lisa auditioned for South Korea’s YG Entertainment as a young teen in Thailand before moving to there to spend years in the K-pop trainee system, an intensely competitive kind of performance boot camp. “I didn’t dare speak up or express my thoughts,” she says in the film, “and I had been living like that since I was 14.”
Kim brings this into the doc by showing real online comments directed at Lisa that contain words like “talentless,” “gold digger,” “disgusting” and “Thai dog.”
“It’s as if they search for the words that will cut my soul the deepest,” Lisa says in the film. “I’m a human being who works hard for what I love. Why is it not enough for them?”
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