Do you think kpop MVs should include trigger warning?

Oh, that's a good point about the flashing, but I feel like if there was flashing you can just pause it immediately

Usually not; however, some music videos have an obscene amount of flashing lights like Sugar Free's music video which I think a flashing lights warning could be needed (Gasoline defo didn't need it). I went to school with a girl who had quite bad epilepsy and she didn't put herself in a position to possibly trigger a seizure if she could help it like not watching movies or videos in class (I wasn't in too many classes with her but I believe she just put her head down and listened if it was necessary information). We can't cater to every individual person's needs or medical conditions, so it's usually not important.

I agree with u. I think its not needed. next thing we need trigger warning when there is a car blinding us in the dark.

They should not watch kpop videos, they all tend to be very flashy.

Yes in some cases.

Well... I don't have epilepsy, so I feel like I can't say anything about that.

I remember that there was this sad music video that I refused to re-watch because I was grieving someone's death and one thing in the music video reminded me of that thing that happened to them.

Whether or not, I would want it to have a trigger warning, I don't know. But the video is 10 years old, so it would kind of be "too late".

BTW I'm not grieving anymore.

If it's something that can cause seizures of course it should come with a warning.

No

knets would go crazy if it happened.

in my opinion, it's not needed.

Yes, I think they should. It takes two seconds after shouting about it’s a wahoo production or whatever to slap a quick “flashing lights warning” on the screen. It doesn’t take away from my enjoyment of the MV but it could help someone else so I don’t see it as a big deal to add it on. Alternatively, they could tuck it in the credits blurb on YT and put the onus on people to check them and see if there are any content warnings.

I know people like to be edgy and complain about today’s people or younger people and their expectations and how tHeY wAnT eVerYthINg sPeCiaL sIgH, but I look at it differently: why is it an issue with trying to be more inclusive and accessible when possible? Like why is it a bad thing to consider that? Cuz it’s a few extra steps?

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I don't know is it because I'm boomer or whatever, but it feels like people complain about every single thing these days

Like someone could walk into a lamppost and people will complain why there wasn't a warning sign for the lamppost

oddly specific icy...who came off worse? the lamppost or icy

Le Sserafim mv's need to have a privacy warning I disliked the video and commented smack on it then the next day Eunchae came to my house and put a gun to my head