People mostly dislike them for the potential of becoming creepy towards them.
For a lot they still believe that male fans have ill intentions stanning GG’s, especially if they’re straight … and this is also a form or misogyny and misandry, but a lot are not ready for that conversation. .
I low-key forgot I made this thread 
One important point I failed to mention or make is that male fans make up such a disproportionately small portion of K-Pop fans that I find it hard to believe they can be the plague or pestilence people make them out to be.
They're a minority and I don't even think they're that vocal. Toxic male fans GENERALLY stay in their toxic echo chambers.
I always figured it's mostly because men are definitely the worst offenders when it comes to over sexualizing idols, and even minors aren't off limits for some of these pervy incels. I'm not actually sure if this is a problem for women BG stans, but men doing this isn't a problem in just the kpop world. From that perspective, I can understand why women might be apprehensive towards male fans.
But it is unfortunate to see female stans (although I don't see too many) generalizing all male GG stans and lumping us together with the shitty ones. Or acting as if kpop fandoms would just be flowers and sunshine if not for us awful toxic men coming in and ruining everything.
I am going to talk about my experience within the Kpop community online (three forums, X, Tik Tok and Instagram) so my opinion is only based on my thoughts.
For me, male stans are a mixed bag just like others Kpop fans. This said, male stans when they are toxic are usually worse than toxic female stans. They often make the worst trolls or haters and are relentless (it's the case here). The kind of hatred that they spread is also very particular, it's a visceral misogynistic hatred. For instance, the worst hate campaign that I have seen here was against Blackpink and it ended up with deep fake posts on the forum. I don't vibe with some female users here because they are too much for me but I don't see any of them doing that for obvious reasons.
The last most digusting take that I have read yesterday or today here ? Two male gg stans.
The banned user or troll standard profile on Allkpop ? A male stan.
Let's make a list about who is the biggest hater by group here and an obvious pattern will appear. It's often the same loosers who have been going for years and yes, most are them are male.
My experience online has been way more ruined by male stans than female stans who can indeed be very toxic and immature too. I have no problem to admit that.
Le Sserafim or Newjeans hate campaign have been pretty bad but it's not like male stans did not participate in particular for Le Sserafim. The Kpop stan who got that viral tweet for "joking" about hanging Newjeans was a man, if I remember well. Another example of a visceral reaction. Speaking about visceral and dangerous reactions, all these female idols who got called out for their "feminist" views got it pretty bad too and the dominant demography was not hard to determine. It's an example among many others.
I will make one concession though, i don't like the way male gg stans are presented as creepy because they stan a girl group when female stans got a pass including when they stan far younger groups than them. I actually think that you can stan younger groups than you without any ill intention whatever your gender is. I also despice the way girl groups who appeal to a male demography are mocked. It's gross and gives that "not like the others girls" energy.
Because they sux
Y'all annoying and wanna act like mean girls
Ye and you can say this is true for pop fans in general not just kpop, definitely.
Display MoreAs problematic and pathetic as certain demographics of male GG fans can be, from my vast experience in the K-Pop fandom space, other demographics can still be far more toxic and literally dangerous to idols.
If you know, you know.
This is an unpopular take but it's a real one.
I know for a fact it was not male GG fans trying to organize a mass hate campaign against LSF and then later NewJeans this year, the latter of which is still going strong.
Fixed your question 
Some of them seem really creepy
Like 40+ aged men stanning teenagers and minors? Also, most Female K-Pop Idols have to portray themselves in a childish way (Aegyo, super skinny, no mature concepts), so that makes is even more concerning
But I haven't met many of those
Overall I think Women are equally as bad, especially the ones that stan young BG members
Display MoreSome of them seem really creepy
Like 40+ aged men stanning teenagers and minors? Also, most Female K-Pop Idols have to portray themselves in a childish way (Aegyo, super skinny, no mature concepts), so that makes is even more concerning
But I haven't met many of those
Overall I think Women are equally as bad, especially the ones that stan young BG members
I'm glad you mentioned this particular nuance.
Is there an age restriction on liking music and the artists that produce them?
In the 60s and 70s, were you not allowed to be a fan of the Jackson 5 if you were an adult?
When you inevitably grow older, but your love for K-Pop remains just as it was when you were younger, do you now have to arbitrarily abandon the hobby because all the newer groups will be considerably younger than you?
I don't like ageism any more than I like sexism.
And it's not like male idols don't aggressively market themselves in ways to appeal to a female audience as well...and we know they have plenty of older female fans.
I am not an old man, but I have seen fans, male and female, much older than me at several concerts I've been to, and I thought it was cool they had such a passion for K-Pop despite being way older than the average age demographic.
Display MoreI'm glad you mentioned this particular nuance.
Is there an age restriction on liking music and the artists that produce them?
In the 60s and 70s, were you not allowed to be a fan of the Jackson 5 if you were an adult?
When you inevitably grow older, but your love for K-Pop remains just as it was when you were younger, do you now have to arbitrarily abandon the hobby because all the newer groups will be considerably younger than you?
I don't like ageism any more than I like sexism.
And it's not like male idols don't aggressively market themselves in ways to appeal to a female audience as well...and we know they have plenty of older female fans.
I am not an old man, but I have seen fans, male and female, much older than me at several concerts I've been to, and I thought it was cool they had such a passion for K-Pop despite being way older than the average age demographic.
Attraction of course plays a huge role in artists you like, especially in the K-Pop industry, which takes visuals very seriously.
As a young girl myself, I might sound stereotypical and ageist, but this is just the way I think. I have been in many situations with some older creeps, and thus I can't imagine that a man who literally goes to an idol groups concert not being attracted to them at all.
And a lot of idols are minors these days
Just saying...
It's just young women who don't know any better being catty & misandrist for no reason. They think they can get away with it because there's been a social movement amongst young women recently that's made them think hating men is somehow not only socially acceptable, but even cool or cute. Mind you, these are often the performative activist types who will hypocritically expect you to care about all sorts of causes they personally care about while simultaneously demonizing an entire sex like it's no big deal. Remember when feminism used to stand for equality? They don't. They've instead grown up in an atmosphere where this toxic, fabricated superiority complex is all they know and they're more than happy to disseminate it.
I always figured it's mostly because men are definitely the worst offenders when it comes to over sexualizing idols
Then there's this old trope that couldn't be more wrong. 
Are there men who sexualize idols? Of course. There's a reason why a large portion of the Internet is dedicated to satisfying male sexual fantasy. Some men will even sexualize an inanimate object if you let them. But there are just as many, if not many more female Kpop fans who do the same. And I'm not just talking about the legions of thirsty female fans who obsess over their favorite boy bands (ie the target demographic), because that should go without saying, but also the suprisingly large number of lesbians whom I've personally witnessed thirsting over girl groups in such an aggressively explicit fashion that it would get any of their male fans ostracized immediately if they said the same disgusting things these women say regularly.
But they're convinced they can get away with this behavior simply because they're female, and truth be told, other female fans do in fact let them get away with it. They're completely blind to their own double standards, hence the sexist "men as predators" trope continues. And don't even get me started on the creepy, invasive misrepresentation of idols' sexual orientations, which is another common trend perpetuated mainly by the very same demographic.
Could this be down to culture? In Australia when I was in school, the group of boys I know who were kpop obsessed were neither gay nor simps, you would never guess considering they were the “cool kids” and at the same time the most diehard Once & Blinks (in a wholesome way ofc) Funny cos at that point I didn’t have a clue about 3rd gen so it was thanks to them that I learnt who is who in BP & Twice 😅
Then there's this old trope that couldn't be more wrong.
I don't really think it's wrong. As you said, women stans can be just as bad sometimes, but it's definitely men who always take that stuff up a notch. Literally if a woman exists (kpop or not), there will be a subreddit dedicated to over sexualizing them. Type in any girl group name on reddit, and you'll see an equivalent groupnameFap or groupnameNSFW subreddit, BP and Twice have over 50k members in theirs. Then we have kpopfap, which is the second largest kpop subreddit after r/kpop itself. Even despite our small demographic within this fandom, men still manage to be the ones doing the most sexualization lol, I think this speaks for itself. Granted, these subreddits could just be run by a bunch of thirsty lesbians for all I know
K-pop fans are all liberal
And liberals devil worse nightmare the reason for all possible evil in the world.
Is a straight white male. If you are all of those then you'll be hated. Because K-pop attracts liberals it's pretty simple. K-pop fans are very sexist basically against males but they'll say ',reverse sexism aint a thing' even tho it's not reverse they just hate men lol.
They'll literally say men are trash then say they're not sexist coz you can't be on males... Pretty simple really.
It's a stereotype to make those perpetuating it feel better about themselves. The truth is that there are shitty people that happen to be kpop stans at all ages, all sexualities, and of whatever gender you choose to generalize.
There are creepy uncle fans, but there are also grown women who will throw themselves all over barely legal (sometimes underage) boys. And there are LGBTQ fans who will do the same. I saw how some of Karina's "fans" tore her relationship apart online because they had this idea that she was their lesbian queen. I am gay, and I found that so odd and predatory that so-called fans would harass both the idol and their partner in the beginning stages.
Suffice it to say, as much as some of the most sensationalized stories about predatory fan behavior are focused on men, there is no shortage of moral depravity and sexual exploitation going on in all corners of the Kpop community.
Because they have different styles in getting their rocks off. A lot of men treat kpop like a glorified Maxim magazine and a lot of women treat kpop like a romance novel they have started to believe is real. The male fans may be creepy and disgusting with it, but then they "fap" and move on. While the fangirls, especially online, will be overly obsessive, possessive, create a lot of toxicity and drama for the pettiest of things and may sometimes go into sasaeng territory, which is very rare with male fans.
I think kpop fans are toxic, male or female.
We already know and there was already examples here about why male fans are seen as bad or weird, but I'll also add how toxic female fans can be like who do you think were/are NCT, Exo, BTS, BB, TVXQ, etc saesangs? 99% of the time they were female "fans" that invaded their privacy causing them stress and even mental issues like.. the list of wrong things can go on and on from like causing their male idols to break up from harassing the supposed girlfriends from blowing up issues etc, etc, etc.
But here in akp sure the male fans were bad like 90% of the worst trolls here were male and like you may be new here, but I'm not and they were pretty much fucked up, evil and overall bad so here in akp unfortunately we still remember them and some tend to generalize the male community... It's wrong, but it's the effect of years of trash behavior...
But in the end toxic people will be toxic regardless of their gender. And male or female, if they act crazy causing harm to idols then they are the scourge of kpop.
because we are all creepy uncle fans!!!
because we are all creepy uncle fans!!!
tag em
This is certainly true of Western female fans - who hope pretty Korean boys are docile and easier to manipulate.
But the craziest “stans” are undoubtedly female boy group fans. 90% of the weird, toxic nonsense comes from these types.
Nobody over the age of 13 should be “stanning” any musical artist. Even if you meet them in real life, they can’t come close to living up to your fantasy version of them. They are just people - and in the case of K-Pop artists, once the 35 pounds of stage makeup is scraped off you won’t even be able to recognize them.
Just enjoy K-Pop videos for their actual value - as one of the few remaining popular art forms that still shows us human beauty. The American entertainment world keeps force-feeding us new editions of Lizzo. 
Some people in comments generalising all kpop male fans as disgusting, misogynistic and all that stuff, but do they realise that 95%+ sasaengs are Women? Or all those fanfics written and drawn with their dirty fantasies are done mostly by Female fans? Or at airports and public places they will do anything to get near to their unnie or oppa? Or trash their imaginary husband or wife because of their relationship? Or tear apart their rival groups and fandoms no matter what? Many hypocritical feminists need to understand why men don’t like feminist women and stop living in their own created hatred fantasy world targeted towards men!
There are layers to this.
Firstly, there's already a stigma about men involved in fan culture, namely K-pop and anime. The stigma is that they're unattractive losers who don't take care of themselves. That already makes them an easy target. Sure, you could make the argument that women interested in K-pop and anime get stigmatized like this as well, but I think it's worse with men due to the reason that men are societally expected to have a traditionally tough, hypermasculine image. That's a result of toxic masculinity; men put that on themselves.
Secondly, there are men who are into K-pop only to lust and drool over these female idols. They have no real interest in the art itself. They might even look down on male idols and have toxic things to say.
There's a bunch of male GG stans who give the whole sector a bad name, let's be honest.
I wouldn't say that's the worst category of K-pop fans because I don't think it's productive to compare. Of course, some people just want to feel like a superior K-pop fan who's "not like other K-pop fans," so they'll diss whoever's different from them in any way, whether that's fandom affiliation, age, gender, generation affiliation, or whatever else it may be. For example, K-fans and I-fans diss each other all the time even when they stan the same group.
just look at some of the threads these people make- just disgusting
a certain troll who used to be a mod used to post the most misogynistic takes on purpose every day to rile up female fans on this forum
you know what it means? these people know what they are saying is disgusting but they don't give a fck
they think its funny to be misogynistic
Display MoreThere are layers to this.
Firstly, there's already a stigma about men involved in fan culture, namely K-pop and anime. The stigma is that they're unattractive losers who don't take care of themselves. That along makes them an easy target. Sure, you could make the argument that women interested in K-pop and anime get stigmatized like this as well, but I think it's worse with men due to the reason that men are societally expected to have a traditionally tough, hypermasculine image. That's a result of toxic masculinity; men put that on themselves.
Secondly, there are men who are into K-pop only to lust and drool over these female idols. They have no real interest in the art itself. They might even look down on male idols and have toxic things to say.
There's a bunch of male GG stans who give the whole sector a bad name, let's be honest.
I wouldn't say that's the worst category of K-pop fans because I don't think it's productive to compare. Of course, some people just want to feel like a superior K-pop fan who's "not like other K-pop fans," so they'll diss whoever's different from them in any way, whether that's fandom affiliation, age, gender, generation affiliation, or whatever else it may be. For example, K-fans and I-fans diss each other all the time even when they stan the same group.
anyone who participates in kpop can easily see this behavior throughout the whole internet.
male dominated spaces always tends to write comments about female celebrities that steers towards sexual harassment. female spaces on the other hand tend to write wholesome things like feeling maternal love for these girls and stuff like that. it's no wonder male gg stans get this bad rep.
it it fair to generalize people? of course not. i'm a male gg stan and although i do admit to being more attracted to visually appealing celebrities, i can never understand why people would write things that are so disgusting about people they truly like/love. this makes me believe that it being an anonymized internet world that contributes towards this problem. there are probably a lot more men who are more normal and don't participate in these weird conversations.
anyways we should all work towards weeding out the bad without separating them into different groups. this is my feeling towards not just this problem but many of our societal problems. of course then we get to what is good and bad and many perspectives pop up and it's a whole mess life fucking sucks and the world fucking sucks
IT'S UNFAIR IM NOT A LUSTFUL DICK FOR BRAINS I SWEAR I SWEAR I LOVE MUSIC AND I LOVE THE PERSONALITIES OF THE PEOPLE I LIKE I SHOWER EVERY DAY AND KEEP GOOD HYGIENE I DON'T WRITE WEIRD THINGS ABOUT WOMEN I SWEAAAAAAAAAR IT'S UNFAIR IT'S UNFAIR
Real, imagine stanning men eww
I could never
Real, imagine stanning men eww
I could never
stan lucy
tag em
it's pretty obvious who are the male kpop fans over (say) 30 on AKP
Display Moreanyone who participates in kpop can easily see this behavior throughout the whole internet.
male dominated spaces always tends to write comments about female celebrities that steers towards sexual harassment. female spaces on the other hand tend to write wholesome things like feeling maternal love for these girls and stuff like that. it's no wonder male gg stans get this bad rep.
it it fair to generalize people? of course not. i'm a male gg stan and although i do admit to being more attracted to visually appealing celebrities, i can never understand why people would write things that are so disgusting about people they truly like/love. this makes me believe that it being an anonymized internet world that contributes towards this problem. there are probably a lot more men who are more normal and don't participate in these weird conversations.
anyways we should all work towards weeding out the bad without separating them into different groups. this is my feeling towards not just this problem but many of our societal problems. of course then we get to what is good and bad and many perspectives pop up and it's a whole mess life fucking sucks and the world fucking sucks
IT'S UNFAIR IM NOT A LUSTFUL DICK FOR BRAINS I SWEAR I SWEAR I LOVE MUSIC AND I LOVE THE PERSONALITIES OF THE PEOPLE I LIKE I SHOWER EVERY DAY AND KEEP GOOD HYGIENE I DON'T WRITE WEIRD THINGS ABOUT WOMEN I SWEAAAAAAAAAR IT'S UNFAIR IT'S UNFAIR
I appreciate that we have people like you, bro.
It's one thing to appreciate idols' beauty. That's perfectly fine.
It's outright inhumane to write disturbing, degrading fantasies about them. I've called it out myself when I've seen it, even getting banned from certain online spaces I stumbled upon.
If anything, man, K-pop inspired me to step up my game even more when it comes to style, taking care of myself, and becoming a better person.
It's all about respect at the end of the day. If they post "those angles" online, they're not even true fans because it's disrespectful to the idols. It's clear they only see the idols as objects, not human beings who deserve respect and protection.
If you have a great camera and will take flattering, respectful photos and videos of idols, by all means, go for it. I'm sure the idols and the fans would appreciate it.
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