I've been a fan of OOO for a while now. The company is a pos for what they did to Mill and Love however I have no qualms with the members themselves. They are sensitive, respectful and mindful of what they are potraying in their mv's. As long as they aren't being forced to do anything I'm all good.
Display MoreI totally understand the company concerns, but I've got to say I don't really get the bait talk. The fanservice they do is relatively normal fanservice, and the concepts they do aren't unique, even if the gay aspects are more explicit than gay/mlm concepts and choreography usually get in Korea.
Like why is this just a concept...
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...but this is bait?
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To me it's the same: members of a group acting out fictional romances together as part of a concept. Sure, people aren't used to seeing it done quite like this, but that doesn't make it inherently different. And unless I've misunderstood something, a big part of the intention with OOO's concept is that it isn't inherently different, and that suppressing natural, instinctive parts of yourself just to fit in with society's expectations often does more harm than good.
Exactly.
Derailing but that still of jihyo literally looks like a painting.
Cute
I don't know. It's pretty hard to revive something that never died.
They'll be successful queens with an incredible legacy regardless of how the song charts.
This
Congrats tzu!
it is her clone.
Lol looks like Mnet was finally successful at making a Tzuyu clone then.
I'm not sure about male gg stans in general because most I've interacted with on here are normal. However I used to be angry about communities celebrating when an idol has a wardrobe malfunction, labelling female idols misogynistic deragotary words or comments glorifying non consensual violence towards them. Ignoring them didn't seem right to me then, since fanfic writers and fangirls in general get a lot of heat for being thirsty or cringy while incels usually fly under the radar since it's relatively "normal" with "men will be men" and all that.
I even brought up a community here but then a lot of people pointed out that attention is what those miserable roaches want in the first place. So ig ignoring them is what people do. However the entitlement and freedom they have to say and do things and get away with it, hell even be lauded for it, doesn't sit right with me.
I like how abs out here spreading misinformation but the fault is on onces to make sure no one "takes the bait". Miss me with that bullshit.
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The J once's who didn't get a seat:
No cuz what was the reason?
He was READY.
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He does look nice 
