No show do bts não quero ninguém cagando e mijando na pista, nada de empurrar o povo a ponto de acontecer algum desastre e se alguém começar a palhaçada de bater e machucar o outro pra chegar na grade, saiba que a retribuição será a mesma, é lazer e diversão, não um zoológico!
Namjoon talking about the suprise song section at the Arirang tour
"Something I've felt a lot while doing concerts is that during the encore, our old songs come up, right?
At times like that, we'd do Love Maze and stuff like that,
and since we're doing so many songs and the people seeing us for the first time sing along to them, it feels like everything we've done so far wasn't in vain?
I'd love for you to know that we're still being influenced by those things."
Se vc é tão evoluída e "não parassocial", vc é fã do artista pq? Vejam como separar arte do artista não faz sentido no contexto de fã. Se vc gosta só da arte, pq vc se importaria em criar vínculo com o artista? Criaria um perfil pra ele? DEFENDERIA ELE diariamente?
i think the most irritating thing about being asked if i’m into koreans after talking to someone about kpop is knowing that i was a famously die-hard one direction and little mix fan for YEARS and not one person ever asked me if i was into brits
I don’t need an apology tbh. But I do want them to pause and think about it a bit. What it feels like to walk the earth as a woman, and to see such monsters roaming free and celebrated from our perspective. That’s all tbh. They have good hearts; being a good person just involves challenging yourself to grow and learn. None of us are born perfect, all-knowing or all-understanding.
Your analysis is good but it ignores one thing. When the Beatles were first rising to fame, it was women who supported them. Women, who were ridiculed for fangirling and “Beatlemania”.
As the Beatles gained more pop culture legitimacy (and as their lyrics and legacy got more misogynistic), more men became Beatles fans. Every Beatles ‘expert’ was a man. A Rolling Stone list of 10 “best books” on the Beatles are all written by male authors.
Today, the Beatles are thought of as “classic dad rock”. There is a masculine, classic edge to them. Men have taken over their fandom, and play the role of gatekeepers and tastemakers - while avid female interest in the Beatles gets treated with the same degree of suspicion directed at young women wearing band T-shirts. Female Beatles fans are subjected to questions from male fans “testing their knowledge” on the band, and suggesting that even if they do know the band, they aren’t appreciating them properly. How ironic, when it was women who first spotted a diamond in the rough.
This is the underlying misogyny underpinning the likes of what men like Gene Simmons had to say about BTS. It is not the number of fans, but the number of MALE fans, by whom the seriousness and worthiness of music is measured.
Misogyny, and a contempt for anything women support and enjoy, is what your analysis was missing.
a prescindere dalla questione, non supereranno mai il trauma e il complesso di inferiorità che hanno nei confronti dell'industria occidentale e il discorso di tae a parigi ne è l'esempio lampante
a prescindere dalla questione, non supereranno mai il trauma e il complesso di inferiorità che hanno nei confronti dell'industria occidentale e il discorso di tae a parigi ne è l'esempio lampante