i think representing loss of culture is equally as important representing culture because its has happened to so many cultures, esp ones avatar is based off of
@universerene visual holes have always been a thing i think its more that groups prioritize performance/dancing rather than singing bc things like fan cams and tiktok dance trends will get them trending
@ViLettuce queerness is so taboo in kpop and korea, ion think you understand the implications of her coming out directly, it’s a privilege. invalidating her being gay js because she doesn’t want to explicitly state it or be open about is harmful
@ViLettuce @Hyebunn1e she doesn’t owe anyone labels, esp considering the fact korea is a lot more conservative and could affect her relationship with her label/other figures in the industry
Yves says she has never felt the need to define her sexuality, saying she wants her words, actions, and music to give others the freedom to interpret them for themselves
https://t.co/AmIlYjriwJ
“Even back in LOONA, I had a large queer fanbase, and I’ve always been grateful for that. But it also came with pressure, I became more careful with my words and actions because of how people might read them. I don’t feel like I need to explain or define that part of myself in detail. The same way music is always open to personal interpretation, I’d rather let my words, my actions and my music stay open too. If small things, what I say, how I act, even the music itself, can give someone else a little more freedom to think and act for themselves, make them feel less alone, or give them strength to keep going, that alone makes me really happy”
First trailer for ‘AVATAR: SEVEN HAVENS.’
The series follows the next Avatar after Korra in a post-apocalyptic world where the Avatar is believed to be humanity’s destroyer rather than its savior.
All 26 episodes stream on Paramount+ on October 29.