công ty người ta muốn ra nhiều nội dung làm hài lòng fanclub còn công ty lồn này còn đi ngược lại là sao vậy?
người ta còn mong phát hành nội dung có thêm người xem, còn đây fanclub năn nỉ quay reaction mà đụ má khó hơn lên trời, 1 tập có 40p mà quay ko nổi...
có ai đu idol mãi đâu, 1 năm chỉ có 1 bộ phim, mà làm đéo nổi, tao hỏi thiệt đến lúc fan bỏ đi hết thì mày có ra hàng đống cũng ai coi????
@LingOrmCH3
@LingOrmTagTrend@Nika__Kanika The admin’s inappropriate remarks have diverted everyone’s attention away from the core issue. It’s really baffling if you still defend them after this. Aren’t you disregarding all the hard work put in by most fans?
@LingOrmTagTrend@Nika__Kanika There might be a difference in understanding. Those who only support one character are not eligible to join official CP fan organizations, though they may join single-character fan clubs instead
Don't forget why we're here today. Don't forget why we started, and don't forget who we're here to support.
Channel 3 should establish a well-planned promotional schedule for the series and place greater emphasis on the artists' long-term career development, instead of leaving them to deal with sasaengs or address issues on their own.
The priority is for Channel 3 to make meaningful and reasonable changes.
Where is CH3 standard
#ช่อง3รบกวนทำงานให้ได้มาตรฐาน
@linglingsirilak It’s actually not your fault. Your schedule was set in advance by the staff; they just failed to plan things reasonably. Still, I really admire how responsible you are. There’s nothing wrong with not being active on social media either—you barely have any free time as it is.
Leave LingOrm out of this.
Those two have done nothing wrong. They have worked incredibly hard, carried every project with sincerity, and have always treated people with kindness and respect. If you're capable of reading the situation objectively, then you should know exactly where the problem lies. This is about the company's decisions, not the artists.
Why is it that when LingOrm achieve success, so many people stay silent? But the moment the company faces criticism, Ling and Orm are the first names to be dragged into the conversation. How is that fair?
Stop shifting the blame onto the artists every time the company is criticized. They are not responsible for corporate decisions, pricing, management, or business strategies. They shouldn't have to become shields whenever the company makes choices that upset the fandom.
Criticize the people who make the decisions. Hold the company accountable. But stop making LingOrm carry responsibilities that were never theirs in the first place.
They deserve protection just as much as they deserve praise. If you couldn't celebrate them when they brought success, then don't be so quick to use their names when the company is facing backlash. They are artists, not scapegoats.
@LingOrmCH3 Ling and Orm are actors. Everything else has to take a backseat to the drama, okay? Why aren’t there full reaction clips and drama promotions?