@Aylee098z Fanbases have always blurred out voting opponents. If you’re not new to K-pop fandoms, you should already know that. ATP it honestly feels like you’re deliberately trying to stir up division and fuel hatred toward enha fanbases.
@sevengene7@cirevina@AboutMusicYT I don’t think we’re able to have a productive conversation if you keep generalizing an entire group like this. If certain OT6 fans sent death threats or rape threats, condemn those individuals. Don’t label every OT6 fan a bully because of what some people did.
Then tell me, what exactly have I done that constitutes bullying? You’re blaming an entire group of people for the actions of individuals. When people on your side do something wrong even directly harassing the members you acknowledge that it’s “disgusting” and then immediately shift the blame to OT6. Yet when some OT6 fans behave badly, suddenly all OT6 are bullies. Every fandom has toxic people. Stop generalizing.
@sevengene7@cirevina@AboutMusicYT Why do you always generalize based on a few people? What about all the hateful things these Evers have said about enha?Does that mean all of you are bullies too? Some of them have even directly attacked the members through DMs.
@Heesangelz Why do you always choose to harass these six people? Please, get a life and stop harassing enhypen. Know your boundaries as a fan. That is a space for them to communicate with engenes, not a place for anyone to satisfy their fantasies.
By your logic, aren’t ur fandom the ones currently pushing “ENHA is dragging Hee down” onto Weibo’s trending searches?
On March 11, people from your side edited memorial photos for all six members, posted obituaries declaring all six of them dead, cursed them to die in a plane crash, wished for JK to “go to heaven and keep her grandma company,” and said SN was r*ped by BSH until his lung literally collapsed.
Every fandom has awful people in it. If we keep using the actions of a small minority to represent an entire fandom just to fuel fanwars, is there really ever going to be a winner?
I’m genuinely so grateful that jy spoke up back then. Thanks to him, most of the comments during sn’s birthday live were filled with love and birthday wishes. No matter what anyone says, he’s a thoughtful, caring, and warm-hearted hyung who knows how to look out for the younger members.
Spreading awareness doesn’t require spreading unverified information. I understand and appreciate the intention behind the post, but if something isn’t confirmed, it shouldn’t be presented as a fact. He may have donated privately, and he may not have we simply don’t know.
And I have never attacked him for not donating. Donation is a personal choice, and no one is obligated to donate or make their donations public. If some fans have attacked him over that, take it up with those individuals instead of blaming an entire fandom
Let’s talk about morals, if you actually know what they mean. I honestly don’t want to fight anymore, but what irks me is how y’all act all saintly, as if you didn’t say or do sht to sn that pushed baragis to clap back.
Note: these are just some of them. 🙃
No one is comparing who donated more. He may have donated privately, or he may not have we simply don’t know. That’s the point. Until there’s evidence confirming that he donated, presenting an unverified claim as a fact is still misinformation. The possibility that something happened is not proof that it did.
@hevvan1002@grandenoo@deer_aii By that logic, I could praise any K-pop idol I like for volunteering at hospitals on their days off, helping elderly people cross the street, or delivering meals to homeless people. I don’t know whether any of that actually happened, but hey, maybe they did it privately, right?
@hevvan1002@grandenoo@deer_aii Yes, anonymous donations exist. That’s exactly why we can’t know whether he donated or not. “He may have donated anonymously” is not evidence that he actually donated. By that logic, you could claim that every K-pop idol has donated anonymously.