Well fuck this newyorker journalist and her paved the way article all the way to hell

I’m so over these Kpop journalists. They’re disrespectful and disgusting and whenever they’re called out they play a victim card and blame the fandoms on bullying them even though they’re the ones who did wrong

It’s always so sad to see them use jonghyun like this

can't even bring myself to read more than a single word of his crap. impatiently waiting on karma to beat his ass.

I want to write about Junghyun and his LIFE, music, hos performances, his strugles, the group, his friends and family but no media will buy it.

I guess it’s not click bait enough

A book maybe

It was so unnecessary and disrespectful.

Sorry. Not reading this absolute crap

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wow reading the replies to her tweet, everyone is nicely trying to explain to her why it's wrong.

And she decides to play victim and retweet bunch of incels who defended her.

Truly showing her place and her level

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Is "incels" the go-to insult when you can't find another point to contradict? Is "incel" the new "bitch"?

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Did it personally offend you? Is it a sore spot?

yeah she is a bitch and the crowd cheering on her incels

Happy?

Sit down and have a cuppa. High blood pressure will cut years out of your life.

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maybe YOU should sit down and stop being so insensitive over a very sore and touchy heartbreaking subject that you obviously know nothing about. don't be so heartless.

Are you talking to the OP? I'm confused.

wow this is so badly written

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Do you look like the OP? 'cause i clearly quoted you.

I'm sorry there's not enough room on my desk for your attitude. Please take it away

I don't know, I can't see them through this computer.

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I don't know, I can't see them through this computer.

Hey kid, I know you're trying real hard to be a proper troll, but acting this shitty is just going to get you blocked and nobody is going to see your posts. You might want to try a different method

That sentence was so unnecessary. smh

This was so incredibly unnecessary and badly written.

I've noticed a pattern where a good number of journalists and interviewer, not only in kpop, completely lack any semblance of empathy and tact in the things they write and say. It's like such things are beyond their understanding and they don't see the subjects of their work as people.

Eh I though the article was interesting and I could see what she was trying to do with the jonghyun thing and mentioning BTS’s campaign for self love and stuff. It was a big news event so

This is so distasteful and disrespectful.

They reduced someone to his death just to give credits to another Group who did the same thing he did and that before them. This is sickening .

There should be a limit to how shitty u can be for a few clicks from kpop fans holy shit

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What exactly was she trying to do then? Because it reads to me like she was implying that they started their UNICEF campaign because of his death,when they're completely unrelated. And it's not like Jonghyun didn't speak out about mental health multiple times.

Nah she didn’t imply that at all. I didn’t get that she meant to imply BTS started that because of him. I think she was just highlighting one of the biggest mental health issues that occurred that year with BTS becoming more active and starting to promote self love. But I agree that maybe they could have talked more about BTS own ordeals regarding mental health or the mental health issue in Korea more in general rather than focus on that artists

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Yeah well then she should have talked about how Jonghyun was the first idol who donated his album profit to unicef and how he was the first idol who opened the discussion toward mental health on but nights.

If it's about Jonghyun then talk about what he did and what he accomplished.

If it's about another group, then don't mention him. It's simple

I don’t think it’s really a problem if mentioning him but I think she could have made the transition better. I mean Jonghyuns death didn’t happen in a vacuum and it’s important to talk about it but yeah she didn’t do a very good job.

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I’m so over these Kpop journalists. They’re disrespectful and disgusting and whenever they’re called out they play a victim card and blame the fandoms on bullying them even though they’re the ones who did wrong

It’s always so sad to see them use jonghyun like this

Not everyone is bad!

But the companies keep giving these ppl access and they never give access to nugu journalists so it’s not gonna change.

They are not worse than sports journalists!

Also they can never win because you can always find fault as a fan. Remember they are not PR!

But

Why do they never ask fans?

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Nah she didn’t imply that at all. I didn’t get that she meant to imply BTS started that because of him. I think she was just highlighting one of the biggest mental health issues that occurred that year with BTS becoming more active and starting to promote self love. But I agree that maybe they could have talked more about BTS own ordeals regarding mental health or the mental health issue in Korea more in general rather than focus on that artists

She could have mentioned Jimins struggle i.e

Shawols where is the best place to find info on the group etc?

The best fanbases, clubs, twitter, insta, tiktok handles?

I’m pretty sure the New Yorker is known for this type of stuff.

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I mean what kinda of info are you looking for?

if you look at the quotes on that journalist, shawols have been posting good resources and articles

here is one

https://www.teenvogue.com/stor…-grief-friendship-and-joy

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Everything

Like is there a main account on social media to follow, reddit aso?

You seemed angry as fuck. Projecting all your fucking misgivings on to others have taken its fucking toll.