After all that we know you're saying Hube didn't mistreat them?
I've been out of the loop for a while. What did they do beside delaying their debut?
Posts by moonlightelle
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What exactly NJ parents want?....they are not happy with the 4 billions that each of one got? they dont like their luxury dorm? they dont like that their girls are the most promoted ones or the ones who got massive funds for their projects or the hundred deals or the platform or the connections that they were offered? and just after one year?
maybe its not enough for them, idk...
I give a fuck about Hybe but stanning BTS since the beginning and seeing what they had to pass through just to these people throwing a tantrum , allegedly, because other group copied their girls when their work is not even original, and on top of that supporting someone who wnet to a shaman to ask her to do something to send BTS to military because it was benefitial for NJ... when she should thank them for providing them with the connections, the platform, the funds, the treatment , that BTS started to get after braking their spine for 6 years, because it's BTS the one who did this not BH/Hybe.
Honestly, you all are very ungrateful
Trusting MHJ regardless if she's guilty or not (personally I suspect that Hybe had genuine reasons to be concerned given her statements at the press conference) is the biggest mistake the parents can make. I understand your point, I believe they should hear the both sides then consult a lawyer that's independent from both.
NJ is contractually bond to Hybe not Ador, the girls can't leave even if MHJ does. Contract termination would be close to impossible to achieve unless they're ready to lose everything from money to their brand. As far as we know Hybe/Ador have not mistreated them unless there's something we don't know. Pride isn't worth losing it all, the parents better be smart about it otherwise we'll see a fifty-fifty type of lawsuit all over again.
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Every time I come back here there's always a scandal, but this is on a whole other level. I wish kpop stans would think more with their brains instead of feelings. This is all business and money. I'm not a hybe stans in any shape or form but what she's accusing them of is basically just typical corporate staff.
If Hybe has genuine evidence of her working behind their backs and leaking private info, then their actions are more than valid. Watching this, she's definitely not in her right mind, just comes off as extremely narcissistic and self-centered. I hope the NJ girls and their parents will seek some independent lawyers that have nothing to do with Hybe or her, otherwise I can definitely see this turning into Fifty-fifty 2.0
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I need to be honest: it's sounds way too pop for my taste. I don't listen to that kind of music
Closer to you, Standing next to you, and 3d are my faves. Yes or no and Hate you are fine too. And that's it for me
I'm on the same boat, I want to love this album but it's way too western pop for my taste (I don't really listen to any pop music nowadays). I wish I would have seen more of JK's personal touch or maybe even some of the BH' producers.
But congrats to JK on his album release, I'm sure it's absolutely going to smash and he deserves it
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I had to force myself to listen past the 20 seconds mark. Ngl this sounds like a 15 years old's music project they did while messing up with garageband settings
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He knows all Armys jokes so well, his new username now is
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Wow, some of you hit a new low. I bet if BTS dropped names you'd be calling them liars and opportunists anyway. Looks like you're more concerned about your faves potentially being labeled as shitty people rather than the disgusting behavior of some celebrities towards their younger colleagues.
I'm glad they're speaking up about it, they have every right to. I've never once believed in the narrative that kpop idols are all buddy buddy with each other and all that glam.
BTS are most likely far from being the first artists bullied by their seniors. I hope karma will come hard for all those abusing their authority and seniority.
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They're more willing to count socks and t-shirts than actual music
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Its a standalone single from the looks of it, they did not use the word pre-release. It will definitely be a prat of his album but I do not think its gonna be followed by an immediate album release.
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This is why trademarks and copyright laws exist. You cannot use someone's name and image (especially if it's protected by copyright laws, in this case which it is) without the permission from the holders, otherwise it's basically illegal copyright infringement. Olivia's team has every right to take down the video as it contains material they own.
This is the first thing you learn when it comes to copyrights and trademarks, how can people working in this industry mess up so bad is beyond me.
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Twitter kpop is literally an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth, hate on someone they stan and they return it tenfold, why are blinks surprised about any BP members receiving hate when their fandom is generally quite toxic?
Tbh both side are at fault here, jobless twitter stan who waste their life and time hating on someone they don't even care about and blinks or any kpop stans in general who baby and shield these idols even when criticisms is warranted.
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Definitely. I was no stranger to korean music but my god, I used to hate kpop. My favorite genre of music is rock, so no wonder I gravitate towards songs with meaningful lyrics and rather heavy on the instrumentals. I hate sugary pop and rnb songs, probably why I couldn't get into any of the girl groups and 2nd gen groups.
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I don't know why these brands aren't allowing their ambassadors to wear whatever they want. Jennie's is not a bad look, just boring for the occasion. If you told me that was a Zara dress I'd believe you.
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Paying for subs is ridiculous, did Hybe forget that probably 70% of the fandom is international?
What is dynamic pricing? I've never heard of that...
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They should do what I've seen other fandoms do, give them away at concerts or fan meetings
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I also think language plays a big role here. Of all the times I've visited the USA never once have I heard a Korean song played on an American radio station 🤡. I think the census of a nation can answer that. You have a nation where it's national language is English in which 99% of its population speak it primarily and its secondary language is Spanish and the second largest population of it's people is Hispanic in origin. So it makes perfect sense to me when i heard music in America on the radio that it was either English or Spanish. We Koreans in America make up less than 1 percent of 1 percent of the population, so it comes at no surprise that kpop has no radio play. Kpop fans bulk buying etc overinflates kpop popularity they can make 100k fans look like 10million when the reality is much smaller. Which is likely why they won't radio play for you when you are a tiny drop in the oceanof that country's population
Despite english being commonly used, US doesn't have an official language.
I don't think the language is the problem, Gangnam Style was massively played back in the days. If you ever wonder why radio-play weighs in so heavily in charts is simply because it's the only 'platform' the customers cannot directly control. There's this common misconception that high radio play = popularity. As a listener you cannot control that, you are being forced to listen to a song as many times as they want to play it which creates the illusion of demand and popularity.
There's definitely a decent demand for kpop, but unless you have the support of a label or play by their rules, it ain't really going to happen.
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Crying was not on my bingo card for today
