yeah i mean we get it overconsumption is bad no one is saying it isn't but also very interesting coincidence that hao is somehow always the one used to make your points and then when you get called out for your double standards suddenly we're the bad guys
idk if it's hao that's the easiest target for some of you or you just enjoy constantly ragebaiting his fans so that you can maintain the narrative that all rosins are bad
yall put out your bad takes daily for everyone to see clearly looking for engagement and some sort of validation then act surprised and backtrack whenever it draws the opposite reaction from what you intended
i love being an n:dclo ๐ซถ๐ป makes me wanna plaster clovers everywhere and buy all the green things suddenly green is my favourite colour i love green
yall out here acting like you're spokespeople for the companies and for what like who cares about who is copying whose tactics they're not even close to actual plagiarism just silly petty stuff all you're doing is cause your faves to become collateral damage
i feel the term ot9 no longer applies now when they're in 2 completely different groups and there are members who were never part of zb1. stanning both groups doesn't make you "ot9 + 1" or "ot10" it just makes you multifandom
i don't think it's wrong to realise you like the 9 of them only as part of zb1 bc that's where your emotional attachment is and if it doesn't extend beyond that it's totally fine as long as you acknowledge the reality that they're 2 separate groups w their own paths to forge now
i get wanting to support all 9 but this really just goes to show that your interest will naturally go to wherever your biases are esp when you're not used to being multifandom and that's okay you just have to accept that and move on instead of trying to force what isn't there
just started ep 5 of swf and my hash ๐ฉ๐๐๐๐๐ hash and minjun come from such strong global competition backgrounds and are a force to be reckoned with but in a tv environment like this one where kpop has much more mass appeal they've become the underdogs