Parents really need to take Twitter away from their 12 year old stan twitterino kids

“12 years old stans” but the first tweet was made by a clearly middle aged woman i’m crying

all big fandoms have victim mentality for their fave it’s so sad

This isn't pertaining to this incident. I'm just speaking this in general. I just feel in general you should at least be 16 or 18 years old to be in social media

Because you will end up doing some stupid shit and then give the 'I'm just a kid excuse' and I'm like screw your excuses you are responsible for every single thing you type online.

Stan twt folks in general are just..a different breed.

No one blinks :

Don't worry, you have to be 13 or older to join Twitter. 12-year-olds are safe.

Jokes aside, there are solo stans of all ages.

Right? Like if they were OBVIOUSLY receiving unfair and bad treatment (like black ocean for example) then fair enough, complain about it and give the extra support. But people tend to assume silly things like this which makes it easier for people to call anything mistreatment. It's giving people the space to make assumptions where they shouldn't.

Nah, it was trending not because ppl thought Hoseok received less love, everyone and their moms know that Hoseok receives hella lot of love on concerts, stage and performance is his playground, he is the most hyped there and that's why he always trends non-stop while tours.

The ht was trending cause of lines (aka 5 mins in 3 hours concert), which is always a problem and ppl always complain about it when it comes to Hoseok. He is already getting the least in BTS songs and for concert they cut his parts even from songs which were widely known as 'Hoseok's bjtches' so it felt even worse (and btw, ppl complained after online concert too). Idk why you still think that the last word in everything is on idols and not company tho, but you do you.

Honestly in this situation I am always getting shocked at him trending all the time regardless, if it was any other person, who is not Hoseok with his overwhelming powerful charisma and outstanding stage presence, they would stay invisible with such a dust of material.

Also have to say that personally I don't expect anything better from company anymore as they showed over the years (especially latest) their attitude clearly, I just hope Hoseok knows that fans are not ok with it and we actually want to see him and his content more.

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Nah, it was trending not because ppl thought Hoseok received less love, everyone and their moms know that Hoseok receives hella lot of love on concerts, stage and performance is his playground, he is the most hyped there and that's why he always trends non-stop while tours.

The ht was trending cause of lines (aka 5 mins in 3 hours concert), which is always a problem and ppl always complain about it when it comes to Hoseok. He is already getting the least in BTS songs and for concert they cut his parts even from songs which were widely known as 'Hoseok's bjtches' so it felt even worse (and btw, ppl complained after online concert too). Idk why you still think that the last word in everything is on idols and not company tho, but you do you.

Honestly in this situation I am always getting shocked at him trending all the time regardless, if it was any other person, who is not Hoseok with his overwhelming powerful charisma and outstanding stage presence, they would stay invisible with such a dust of material.

Also have to say that personally I don't expect anything better from company anymore as they showed over the years (especially latest) their attitude clearly, I just hope Hoseok knows that fans are not ok with it and we actually want to see him and his content more.

People who still think that BTS or any member of BTS- the biggest band and act in the world at the moment btw - has no say in their concert or line distribution, are delusional. I don’t think that J-Hope needs a trending hashtag or a baby sitter, Manager army

If you only listen to army you would think bts is treated like momoland or so.

Imagine having time of your life and then opening Twitter and seeing something like this soo annoying

My 12 year old self would've hated this, so I don't agree. Why should elders restrict preteens from using the internet? There's a lot of resources on the net and you get to meet diverse people on social media. Having access to the internet at an early age is mostly an advantage, at least it was for me.

I honestly feel like social media should be split into the kids table and then the adults table -- just like how thanksgiving dinners work.