@ChristiniYogini@ryuminating I would definitely support him doing that but the backlash would be EXTREME. After Yoongi’s 🛴 incident I almost guarantee it would get twisted in the media as “JK has a rage/violence issue”
@janinethemean@KeyToMagicShop I’m sure they are planning on selling millions and they will be for sale at the concerts. HYBE is apparently the only company that produces light sticks entirely in-house, including manufacturing. (Said during a site visit to HYBE by the Korean prime minister)
@Dessytothemax@dianauhlman@netflix They 100% will sell at the shows. There’s usually a lightstick-only merch line, too, which will be much faster. It’s in their best interest to have the stands full of lights. That’s an integral part of K-pop concerts.
@BorahaeArts “They’re celebrities. Being followed and photographed is normal.”
No the f*** it isn’t. Not by people who consider them humans and (claim to) love them.
@MyHeartisOhMy7@gucci_vcut_@heartbeatsnsync Real ones haven’t been in stock for months. There are TONS of unofficial (fake) ones for sale online but those were never going to sync at concerts regardless. I wish HYBE had gone after all the people/companies selling fake ones because so many people were duped.
@varnellhill_ We will ALL be watching on Netflix!! They’re banking on it. Plus it lists the time as being 1 hour which, if that’s correct, means it won’t be anything like a replica of what the full concert will be.
@rdmencia @boracitybrc It’s in their best interest to bring enough to sell so the stadium is full of lights. The light show is an integral part of the experience for the boys just as much as ARMY.
Shine, dream, smile
Oh let us light up the night
@she_iscooking@JlNSONYEONDAN His name is 윤기. How that gets turned into our alphabet depends on which romanization system is used.
The ㅠ can be yoo or yu. Theㄱcan be k or g.
That’s how we get Yoongi from 윤기 and Jungkook from 정국. Both have ㄱ.