Least popular or least lines, I'm not sure what one would hit me harder
Random thought, constantly being the least popular might not be a bad as being the most popular once and then being the least popular.
I'm not sure if that's ever happened but I'd imagine that sucks even more.
I think this scenario happens after a massive scandal only
when you re least popular, you will get less overanalysed by the others kpop stans ...tho
when you re least popular, you will get less overanalysed by the others kpop stans ...tho
Not really. You could get many post overanalyzing about why you're the least popular member
I think, it also depends on that person mindset.
If they are liking attention and such, then being the least popular could be stressful.
But, if they're actually don't like under a limelight, then they may feel unbothered and even kinda happy
Being the least popular in BTS or BP isn’t the same as being the least popular in Loona.
I think, it also depends on that person mindset.
If they are liking attention and such, then being the least popular could be stressful.
But, if they're actually don't like under a limelight, then they may feel unbothered and even kinda happy
Less popular doesn’t mean less hated. for example look at Yeri.
Unless you have a really strong mentality, I think it would. Most people want to be liked.
It could feel similar to being the last one off the bench in sports, last one picked for teams, worst results in class etc.
After seeing what happened with that Loona girl, yes it must be really stressful to them
srsly infuriating
Unless you have a really strong mentality, I think it would. Most people want to be liked.
It could feel similar to being the last one off the bench in sports, last one picked for teams, worst results in class etc.
I mean it doesnt help that their whole job is centered around their likability
srsly infuriating
I hope no group gets to witness fans like them
I mean it doesnt help that their whole job is centered around their likability
Yeah absolutely.
Which is why I don't really like the hot takes that a lot of people have. It's often also the least popular ones as well that are additionally dragged.
That was f***king beautiful. No lie - some tears leaked out.
I got into kpop in 2017 so do not know much about shinee and didn't realise he was the least popular.
though he may not be the best singer or dancer in his group - He's a great artist. His work is original, feels uniquely him and he has great stage presence and command of a crowd. I'm glad he found his confidence and strength to be the best version of himself and show us that......
To address OP's question in the post title though - yes of course - it probably leads to low self esteem and imposter syndrome. Key had the benefit of being a man (so doesn't get torn apart as much) and also being very skilled although not to the power vocalist level of some members of his group like onew - so I'm sure people weren't looking down on him.
In contrast someone like Giselle gets dragged so much and people even question her right to be in aespa
Chaeyeong from itzy pre recent surgery was constantly criticised for her looks
When it happens to female idols - it feels more personal and netizens make it like an inherent character flaw is why they are not popular so yeah it must do a real number on them.
Random thought, constantly being the least popular might not be a bad as being the most popular once and then being the least popular.
I'm not sure if that's ever happened but I'd imagine that sucks even more.
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