@CookeyCrimm@taesoothe I think they’re trying to say that no matter what namjoon does or says he’ll still receive hate. in past apologies he wasn’t even in the wrong yet he was still attacked. if I was him I wouldn’t even want to come on the internet where people find a issue in everything.
I’ve been seeing a lot of the usual selective outrage lately and some opinions from online moralists police… so let’s talk facts for a second.
Chris Brown’s domestic violence incident with Rihanna happened in 2009. He pleaded guilty. And yet, years (and multiple other controversies) later, a long list of popular and big-name artists—both male and female have still happily collaborated with him on official tracks, albums, and projects.
Here’s a non-exhaustive list of major ones post-2009:
Male artists:
• Lil Wayne (multiple times, including “Look at Me Now” and “Loyal”)
• Justin Bieber (“Next to You,” “Don’t Check on Me”)
• Usher (“New Flame,” “Party”)
• Drake (“No Guidance” – a massive hit after their feud)
• Tyga (entire collaborative projects like Fan of a Fan)
• Young Thug (Slime & B / “Go Crazy”)
• Kendrick Lamar (“Autumn Leaves”)
• Davido, Wizkid, Future, Rick Ross, Gunna, and more
Female artists:
• Nicki Minaj (repeated collabs: “Right By My Side,” “Love More,” “Only,” “Wobble Up,” and even the 2024 “FTCU” remix)
• Rihanna herself (post-incident tracks like “Birthday Cake” remix and “Nobody’s Business”)
• Ella Mai (“Whatchamacallit”)
• Zendaya (“Something New”)
• Ciara (“How We Roll”)
• H.E.R., Summer Walker, GloRilla, Sexyy Red, Shenseea, and others
The music industry kept working with him, platforms kept promoting the songs, and many of these artists still do features or joint projects.
Meanwhile, some of the same people lose their minds over BTS existing and breathing. Holding K-pop idols to a standard of absolute moral oversight while mainstream Western industry icons including major female empowerment advocates and global rappers freely work with him creates an unfair double standard.
#BTS #ARMY
@Reader_Joonie@Mzz_BTS@ZipBamBoomVoila According to those boycotters by BTS attending USHER & CB concert that means they support CB being an abuser. So if boycotters still attend by their logic that means they’re support artists who support an abuser or any past controversies they’ve had.
@breadgenie1997@selvyrrr Not to mention knowing someone’s government name is not the same as knowing their past or scandals. It’s just more about professionalism
@breadgenie1997@selvyrrr When big celebrities or important figures go to major events like the Super Bowl they usually have a staff members who researches the names and faces of other figures who will be there in order to make connections. It was announced ishowspeed would perform so it makes sense
@ellieveilliams@selvyrrr why do you think this person posted this in the first place obviously it’s because of the current situation with bts. otherwise nobody else would care😭 just dumb as fuck