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90% of their fandom are ARMYs.
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Armys act like that?
I've seen trolls/antis say that the only reason TXT is successful is because of BTS/HYBE but not so much Armys themselves.
It's kind of silly to say BTS is the sole reason for their success. Sure, there were people who checked them out because of BTS but they ultimately had to work by themselves to really gain recognition and a fanbase.
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To win at the PCA they do
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of course they don't need army, they only thing they need is Hybe,
they need Hybe to mediaplay them a lot, the way Hybe keep posting on their official account for "4TH gen IT Boy" title is the cringiest mediaplay Hybe ever did.
meanwhile we all know who is the IT boy for 4th gen, but moas of course not ready for that convo .
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of course they don't need army, they only thing they need is Hybe,
they need Hybe to mediaplay them a lot, the way Hybe keep posting on their official account for "4TH gen IT Boy" title is the cringiest mediaplay Hybe ever did.
meanwhile we all know who is the IT boy for 4th gen, but moas of course not ready for that convo .
It's ridiculous but there's no IT boy in 4th gen yet.
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ofc they need them what delusions are moas telling thelselves.
They make 80% of their fandom lol.
The streams would be significantly worse if they didn't support
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Not all of their fans are armys, but at least half of them are.
And even among the ones that don't call themselves moas, there are A LOT who silently support TXT.
And TXT themselves are certainly not responsible for their success. People usually praise them for their inoffensive music, brighter concepts, and choreographies, none of this is their own work; while they're criticized for their lack of stage presence and mediocre at best vocal capabilities.
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I wonder what will happen if armys stop streaming txt. All that arrogance will dissipate in a blink of an eye.
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meanwhile we all know who is the IT boy for 4th gen, but moas of course not ready for that convo .
anyone but bullyjin
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But they kinda do owe 90% of their success to armys . so yeah it's unfounded arrogance
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google search lmfao
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Moas also forget that when the group debuted and the kpop community collectively hated on them, it was Armys who supported them and defended them.
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Moas also forget that when the group debuted and the kpop community collectively hated on them, it was Armys who supported them and defended them.
what hate? questioning getting 100k preorders despite people not even knowing what they'd sound like? pointing out they're awkward on stage and generally lack in skill (compared to other rookies at the time)?
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Your dollar store favs aren't either but HYBE trying to media play it though
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of course they don't need army, they only thing they need is Hybe,
they need Hybe to mediaplay them a lot, the way Hybe keep posting on their official account for "4TH gen IT Boy" title is the cringiest mediaplay Hybe ever did.
meanwhile we all know who is the IT boy for 4th gen, but moas of course not ready for that convo .
There is no other 4th gen IT boy
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Your dollar store favs aren't either but HYBE trying to media play it though
You're still not BTS and their achievements aren't yours. You act like telling a random person on the street that you're important because you're a BTS fan isn't going to get you made fun of. Like bruhhhhhh
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Like fr even though I'm an army I gotta admit many armys believe that they're the se reason of txt's success. Txt is probably the group rn with the most casual listeners that's why they're growing at a slower pace compared to some other group. No other
But they kinda do owe 90% of their success to armys . so yeah it's unfounded arrogance
As an army I'd like to disagree armys only use txt when it comes to fanwars. They never streamed them or hyped their songs. Most of armys are either hybe stans (who worship company producers literally) or either ateez fans.
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