Lo’s fans were the ones who demanded a competent admin. They were so kind to us that I even sent them a gift. But someone took the admin away and gave them to someone else. They don’t actually like you; they’re just doing their job. Don’t flatter yourselves.
@digitaledge2025 because fans from that side always cuss the admin out so admin got tired but fans on LNM side always play with admin so admin is having fan and liking to promote LNM more.
Congratulations @Dior because of you, these two introduced their bot culture embarassing the Thai people, they even used bots for the makeup artist and hairstylist
@apriley__jg@idgafidc0@Dior Dior started this, and now other brands are starting to follow suit. You can see that they need numbers to report to their bosses. Brands don’t care how it’s done; they care about the results.😉
@apriley__jg@idgafidc0@Dior Fans don’t reduce engagement, but brands can control it by limiting the number of posts. This is already part of a brand’s strategy.
PS. The artists are paid for these posts, too. Everything is directly managed by Dior Thailand’s team without going through an agency.
@jisoomars That’s because the posts were published through collaborations with the artists. The engagement should have gone to the artists, but in the end, Lefty changed the criteria and shifted the credit to them instead. That’s how they ended up on the list too.
Did your idol not score any points at all? Are you really so jealous that you’re even envious of an idol’s mother? This is exactly why new idols are replacing the old ones: fans like you don’t work hard enough.✍🏻✍🏻✍🏻
@ayli2323@dark_cookiee Andddd, There’s a brand that invited an entire idol group to an event, and they made over 40+ group posts, yet they never criticized them. OMG, this is so funny.😭🤪
@ayli2323@dark_cookiee Lefty doesn’t count collaborations, so they have no more than 20 posts in total. It’s strange that FreenBecky fans, who learned about EMV before we did, somehow don’t know the criteria for EMV. Wait, are they deliberately ignoring it because they can’t accept defeat? Hehe.🤭
K-pop has lost. 😭 There’s a brand that invited an entire idol group to an event, and they made over 40+ group posts, yet they never criticized them. OMG, this is so funny.
3rd guy is the makeup artist for the 2nd girl and the 4th guy is the hairdresser of the first one. Fans botted their posts too where the girls were featured and now they are in the emv ranking. Crazy shit 😭
@akwaba78@Orm_Kwong1127 Did you know that Thai people complain about Miu’s Thai pronunciation being unclear, even though Thai is her native language? You can’t even compare her to Ling, who speaks four languages.🫢
@siska79604@ClaraIccy36002@tzuyu_fira@heylookAtmee_ Miu is a worse actress than Ling, but nobody criticizes her because nobody knows who she is.😭
Oh, and I just found out through Google that the owner of Audi Thailand is a member of the ‘Lamsam’ family. So why do her fans say that their fave is the owner? 😭🤔😳
Honestly, you’re boosting the numbers too, aren’t you? If you really didn’t care, would the numbers have turned out like that? You were probably hoping to get some attention from doing it too. You lose and then blame everything else. Hehe. 🥴🤭
Wow, so are K-pop artists who post more than your fave also desperate? Some of them have nearly 10 posts, you know. There have even been K-pop groups with over 40+ posts, and they’re more famous than your fave. 🤔
A lot of ppl outside of Thai gl/bl are talking shit about Thai artists in general, thanks to that fraudulent CP, and then their fans feel proud even tho their faves are being the bot joke in fashion. Congrats for keep ruining it for everyone else
Lefty only counts the artists’ own posts. They have fewer than 20 posts, and this is one way to get them media exposure. Even if the numbers come from boosting, it’s still worth it. At least you’re asking questions and getting to know what they look like.😉😉😉
This EMV shit is no longer worth shit, when you realize that it became popular thanks to JISOO (with only 1/2 publications in 2021 in its first PFS) now these people spam uploading more than 28 publications to be able to lead because they can’t get a million likes…
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