“If you just see the artist as a product, how can they do anything creative?..."

this part...... spoke facts.

some companies sadly don't allow their idols to enjoy their music cause they treat them as products

These companies are 🤮🤮🤮🤮

I think it robs the artist of humanity to see them as being nothing more than a "product" to be used and thrown away..especially the artists who are good at making appealing creations.

This is a very powerful statement and covers more than one topic.

"I really think it’s very contradictory to ask the people on stage to put on an enjoyable performance when they’re experiencing neither fun nor enjoyment.”

Companies should take notes.

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And it always shows when someone is performing for the sake of it and not bc they love what they do. That's why BTS are the best performers bc not only they do their work well but you clearly can see how they love what they do and enjoy doing it.

The flashbacks I’m getting from this.

Also reminds of some disgusting tweets I saw from fans claiming that they have the right to send emails and trucks towards BTS work and decisions because they are consumers, indirectly claiming that they don’t see their faves as an artist but just a product.

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Facts

Loved what he said about the idol-label relationship.

Also, the horrendous schedules for music show promotions, shit is terrible, no wonder the bigger acts rarely do them anymore. Music show promotions should be limited to 3 per week and no one should be waking up at 2 in the morning to spend the next 16 hours at the studio. 3 shows per week, wake up at 6AM at the earliest for each show.

spilled some tea here.

I find it weird when I see some stans dragging idols who have creative inputs just because they want to justify their faves who don’t have a say in their music.

Kinda pathetic

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Also reminds of some disgusting tweets I saw from fans claiming that they have the right to send emails and trucks towards BTS work and decisions because they are consumers, indirectly claiming that they don’t see their faves as an artist but just a product.

It's sickening.