hoy ka din. I’ve been listening, reading, and trying to understand the situation better before adding my voice. We are on the same side here, we are fighting for the same thing. Hindi ako ang kaaway mo. I am just as angry and disappointed as you so lets both direct that to the people in power who continue to fail Filipinos. WE deserve accountability, transparency, and leaders who actually put the people first.
@9mies@bibacrumbs If sa sistema kayo galit. Sistema ang sisihin niyo not the artists itself. Kasi hindi naman nila fault un. Sa bts na nga galing matagal or ngyn lang na fan r all welcome. 😉 u saying “mas matagal na fan” is superiority complex itself. Sistema i call out not artist. Period.
Every event has tiers—insiders first, public later. Even fan activations aren’t exempt.
In the case of @BonifacioAc having early access to the Swimside pop-up, I believe she didn’t “use connections,” she is the connection.
She was tapped as a KOL and that’s literally the job.
@sheenairisejpg@BonifacioAc@nianaguerrero Ate walang pake sa inyo yang mga idol nyo kahit anong mukmok nyo fans lang kayo samantala yang binabash nyo hinahangaan ng idol nyo hahahahah tama si niana touch some grass btch Hindi yung puro pag ffan girling ginagawa nyo sa busy
This. I chose to speak up because of comments like this. As I will say again, I understand your frustrations but I will not tolerate violent reactions, death threats and name calling.
AC has admired BTS since 2017. I still remember how enthusiastic she was back then while telling us bits of facts she had learned about the group and how she dreamed of meeting them in person.
There are so many stories being made up here and Ive never been one to stay quiet when I know it isnt true, and people are starting to call me disrespectful names.
I understand the frustration because of how loyal you guys are as ARMY. First off, I was hired for the event to work. I did not use any “connections” to get a pass. I didn’t even know who the event was for until the night before. This is part of what I do, and as a breadwinner, I have responsibilities to take care of. I hope people understand that. But if anyone’s willing to pay my bills, I’d gladly accept.
I’ve been ARMY since 2017, and showing up for something that celebrates BTS and the community means a lot to me. Everyone supports in their own way—this is one of mine. Respect goes both ways.
I also hope we can move past the “finollow lang kasi ni J-Hope at Jungkook” and “ngayon lang naging fan” narrative, because those simply aren’t true. The tagging on my tiktoks are becoming an issue for no reason. The boys specifically have settings set on their accounts that you cannot tag them unless they follow you. I thought this was common knowledge. During my hooligan tiktok, only Jungkook was following me. Jhope then followed AFTER that tiktok. Which is why he is now tagged on my 2.0 tiktok. Can’t tag V because he doesn’t follow me. Thats it. Simple. walang “bias nya kasi” “papansin sya” “ARMY pero isa lang kilala” ??? lol pls. I may not have been there from the very beginning, but I made the effort to go back, learn their story, and understand everything that made BTS who they are today. Whether you’re a fan from 2014 or even 2026, we should all be celebrating that ARMY is growing.
You weren’t there for the late nights I spent streaming, learning choreography, and even putting my own resources into creating BTS covers when I had nothing.
It’s frustrating that I have to do this just to support the first group that introduced me into KPOP. I don’t feel the need to prove myself as a fan. That’s why you dont see everything. I’ll just keep supporting OT7 the way I always have. Let’s not put each other down when we should be celebrating BTS and their comeback together. 🩵
There are so many stories being made up here and Ive never been one to stay quiet when I know it isnt true, and people are starting to call me disrespectful names.
I understand the frustration because of how loyal you guys are as ARMY. First off, I was hired for the event to work. I did not use any “connections” to get a pass. I didn’t even know who the event was for until the night before. This is part of what I do, and as a breadwinner, I have responsibilities to take care of. I hope people understand that. But if anyone’s willing to pay my bills, I’d gladly accept.
I’ve been ARMY since 2017, and showing up for something that celebrates BTS and the community means a lot to me. Everyone supports in their own way—this is one of mine. Respect goes both ways.
I also hope we can move past the “finollow lang kasi ni J-Hope at Jungkook” and “ngayon lang naging fan” narrative, because those simply aren’t true. The tagging on my tiktoks are becoming an issue for no reason. The boys specifically have settings set on their accounts that you cannot tag them unless they follow you. I thought this was common knowledge. During my hooligan tiktok, only Jungkook was following me. Jhope then followed AFTER that tiktok. Which is why he is now tagged on my 2.0 tiktok. Can’t tag V because he doesn’t follow me. Thats it. Simple. walang “bias nya kasi” “papansin sya” “ARMY pero isa lang kilala” ??? lol pls. I may not have been there from the very beginning, but I made the effort to go back, learn their story, and understand everything that made BTS who they are today. Whether you’re a fan from 2014 or even 2026, we should all be celebrating that ARMY is growing.
You weren’t there for the late nights I spent streaming, learning choreography, and even putting my own resources into creating BTS covers when I had nothing.
It’s frustrating that I have to do this just to support the first group that introduced me into KPOP. I don’t feel the need to prove myself as a fan. That’s why you dont see everything. I’ll just keep supporting OT7 the way I always have. Let’s not put each other down when we should be celebrating BTS and their comeback together. 🩵