I grew up in an African household, pets weren’t a thing. So neither lol
But i find cats more entertaining
I grew up in an African household, pets weren’t a thing. So neither lol
But i find cats more entertaining
The fact that there aren't a lot of big asian artists in the US doesn't help. There's a lot of big black artists in the US, so it helps a lot to have a voice.
I doubt foreign Asian artists even know what's happening in the US. I'm not American and I have no idea what's happening.
The movement has to get big in the US for the rest of the world to hear it.
Seems like.
You might think this is something where way more would use their platform like Black Artists do when their brothers and sisters are facing injustice.
Not saying everyone has to, but there should be at least way more, I mean this is about them. They are suffering from it. One not directly involved can only do as much.
Where can I watch these?
Netflix
That's not her that's SeoYea Ji , and she still looks the same here's her picture
Omg, now it’s embarrassing
Display MoreCoincidentally, here's a thread I found on r/kpopthoughts earlier today.
I find it SO hard to get into girl groups
https://www.reddit.com/r/kpopt…_to_get_into_girl_groups/
excerpt:
As some who struggled with eating disorders growing up (and tbh I honestly think I still am) watching ggs perform makes me somewhat uncomfortable because of how skinny they are. I don't know how else to put it. Sometimes I feel guilty, calling myself a bad feminist would be a stretch but I feel like I should be able to support and celebrate other women, but I just end up feeling like shit.
Not talking about you. But I think that’s what someone meant with some women feel insecure about GG’s. They are portrayed as the “ideal women” in looks, personality etc and women in general like to compare themself with other women. So instead of supporting them, they formed a dislike towards them, because they are triggering their insecurities.
It sometimes reminds me of these “ I’m not like the other Girls” kinda women who like to talk down on women who are perceived as “the typical women “ in the classical sense and often think that these women are pulling of an act to appeal more to men even though they are just like that. Very often these same people don’t want to acknowledge that they got more than just good looks or bodies, it’s an internalized misogyny.
One typical insult towards GG’s ... they only popular cause they are pretty and look fancy. BG’s are also pretty and look fancy, but if they don’t like them they come for their talents.
What happened here?👁️👁️
From my understanding more powerful choreographies, deeper voices, less girly. Like very very loosely summarized. At least with some.
The undertone of this thread is to instigate that fangirls stans bg cause of sexual attraction.
Way to support girl groups by dragging fan girls.
More power to such empowerment.
The thread is full of 7 pages trying to explain that’s it’s actually not just that, but way deeper. But whatever
This is so sad man, the cases are increasing #StopAsianHate
4 members GG’s are killing it !
I am kinda shocked you did not notice. but yes she is very versatile
I swear I felt stupid. I started watching Sweet Home and was like, hmm, she reminds me of someone lol
Who is this?
Park Gyu Young
The first picture is her in Sweet Home and the second in It’s Ok To Not Be OK
I was wondering why you made this thread when you were sure in that thread that the answer was sexual attraction, and there was a discussion of misogyny then too.
Well that’s the power of expending your horizon.
Display MoreSo you think BigBang isnt into the female gaze or doesn't do pop music? Which one? Or both?
They don't have a majority male fandom regardless, which I think is fine.
Men being objectified is not good also.
Saw the way zac efron and johnny depp were treated on a talk show once and it was quite disheartening.
Even some male kpop groups had some sexual comments made about them on American TV which made me uncomfortable.
Well BigBang was considered “ugly” and debuted with hiphop, I can at least tell that the company didn’t focused on female gaze. But they do it more now (Treasure). There was a chart that showed BigBang’s fandom was pretty balanced between men and women. The reason you might not feel it, is probably because the female fans are the loudest on sns, more dedicated. But if you look at concert pictures you see it’s pretty balanced. I just used them as an example. But If you were active on AKP 5-6 years ago, you would saw that the majority of VIP’s on the site were boys. And despite them being so big, their album sales were pretty low compared to the other top BG’s to their time. This says a lot.
Yes, I did. But what a useless game. There's nothing to really do.