What exactly is so “cool” or “slay” about referencing something as horrific as napalm? What made you think it was appropriate to include that in the lyrics?
@tvy9545 Rõ ràng họ đang cố tình không hiểu, lèo lái theo ý họ. Không ai lại đem so lũ quỷ quấy nhiễu dương gian với những nạn nhân của một đất nước bị xâm lược cả.
I have a concern regarding one particular lyric in the song How It's Done, the line: "Fit check for my napalm era."
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"fit check for my napalm era,"
Mira is so badass likeee??? 😩🥰
but it made me search for the word napalm. and I learned about the Napalm bombs by the USA during the Vietnam War.
and guess what, they're still bombing some countries to this date. 🤮
Again, I want to emphasize that I enjoyed the film very much and have great respect for everyone involved. I only hope this concern will be considered seriously, and I hope there will be a satisfactory answer to this.
I don't know, maybe "napalm" just a slang now and meanings may shift over time but using "napalm" in a context that seems to normalize it can be deeply upsetting and insensitive. War is over, we may move forward but that doesn't mean we can forget it.
What exactly is so “cool” or “slay” about referencing something as horrific as napalm? What made you think it was appropriate to include that in the lyrics?
The word “napalm” refers to a horrific weapon of war, used in World War II, Korean, Vietnam and more. The so-called "napalm era" was a dark and deadly time for countries being invaded and bombed, countless innocent lives were lost or devastated.
First of all, I’d like to apologize for my English, as it is not my first language.
I recently watched K-Pop Demon Hunters and truly enjoyed it. I think it’s a great piece of work that must have taken a lot of time and effort.