Hating a fandom doesn’t mean you hate the group or the celebrity of the so-called fandom because when you say you hate the fans of a particular person or group they start to act like you have hatred for the artist
Kpop fans are very hypocritical , they care as much as about visuals even more than knetz these days, most visuals these days aren’t even top 3 in Korea in their respective e groups but on the international side they are always praised in most cases. Kpop fans condemn knetz for being angry about bullying and would shield it but lose their minds over Kpop idols wearing the traditional attire of another place. They are more less like knetz depending on situations
Kpop fans are the biggest reason why Kpop isn’t taken seriously, the way the skill level of idols are so below standards by western criteria but their fans will literally tell you they outsold some western stars . Another thing is the way some Kpop fans are behaving with achievements shows LOSER MINDSET, they don’t have anything with worth in their lives than brag and be rude over an achievement that is not theirs . Of course we should be happy for our faces success but not to the extent we become mannerless pricks on the internet like your faves aren’t paying you a dime for being a d**k on their behalf . Your faves being successful doesn’t mean you are successful
The urge of Kpop fans wanting Kpop groups to be westernised like going on vlive and writing comments like “ jake, speak English”.
Also the forcing of LGBT agenda on idols, unless the idol comes out as gay, they are straight because a lot of you are very insensitive to the fact that South Korea is a very homophobic country and you could literally ruin your chances as a star in Korea for being gay . It’s very uncomfortable for the idols. I know damn well if I was straight and I see people commenting “I was gay” because of they way I and my friends interact. I wouldn’t be happy especially with my close friend. Just because they are affectionate with one another doesn’t mean they are gay, it’s a part of the Korean culture .
