Posts by Jasque-O-Part2

You decided to jinx all your faves at the same time?

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Ah really? So this skit started because of something 10 years ago?

While he often shade bts and iu, I was never sure if he was an IU fan or not. Also, don’t understand why people take him so serious when he seems to be writing historical fanfiction 90% of the time.

Btw not even a Coldplay fan, but I’ve seen a lot of Chris content (thanks to bts) and he seems like the sweetest guy. So, he would probably be disappointed to see all this talk, downplaying the guests he personally asked to perform with him.

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People usually don't take it seriously, many of his threads flop since he makes them regularly

It's an exchange, he'll kill cockroaches for Ningning

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I have a problem. I try to read your posts but most of them doesn't make sense. Is it on purpose? Like. I'm not even sarcastic. The hell is with most of your narratives. I'm so confused about the points you try to make.

It's because it's a story that he writes for decades

It all started with his anger because IU won a melon award at age 21 or something

Then it goes through his idea that BTS shouldn't have enlisted etc

Lee Jieun started as a traditional idol but gradually stepped away from the system that made K-pop what it is. While BTS was flying around the world, bringing Korean culture to stadiums full of international fans, IU focused more on acting, domestic promotions, and intimate concert halls. She moved into dramas and film soundtracks, cementing her image as a “nation’s little sister” rather than a global force.

The shift meant something: one of Korea’s biggest female names wasn’t contributing to the international wave that groups like BTS, Blackpink, and EXO were pushing. She didn’t carry the torch into the West—she lit her own quiet flame at home.

And yet, she was treated like royalty.

She occupied high cultural ground, endorsed by brands and media as a symbol of artistic purity. That meant other female idols were being compared to a standard that didn’t include choreography, stadiums, or global reach. IU didn’t need to tour the world to be crowned the queen. But the cost? The system started producing fewer stage-commanding soloists.

Meanwhile, K-pop was at war.

BTS needed allies on the frontlines, and instead they had silence. While male idols were fighting to postpone military service or keep the global wave alive, artists like IU weren’t engaging in the same battle. Her success made it okay for others to retreat from the global scene and settle for domestic respectability.

Result? K-pop became polite. And quiet.

Coldplay entered Korea, and instead of facing K-pop’s top fighters, they were met by collaborators. BTS had to meet Coldplay on their stage. IU had the platform and influence to push back, to support a more assertive K-pop presence. But she chose introspection and acting scripts instead.

She didn't betray K-pop. She just abandoned the battlefield.

The concert looked amazing, specially Chaewon

Nah

Star Wars and Visual Novel fans write huge books about some work they didn't like

Jennie stans

I don't trust most small companies to do that concept and big companies moved away from it anyway

It's better for it to stay in the past

When I unstan, I even stop listening to their songs

Some people unstan and keep listening to all their songs

Weird weird

That dress is so pretty

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It's now pronounced Mi-Ha-Da-Ha-He

They need to add MHJ to the new name

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short king, ruler of the low shelves. king of the game limbo. ruler for the vertically challenged!

Is he also an egg?

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Old twitter terminology, means someone without a display/profile pic back when new accounts had an egg as default

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Kind of applies on AKP for users (LIKE YOU RARAMI) who dont have a profile pic/signature.

I thought you were speaking new Zealandish

"An egg is a New Zealand slang word for someone who is acting like a dumbass, clown or an idiot. However it is used as a nicer way of saying such things. A recent Kiwi movie called "Boy" uses this word several times. It also could be used instead of saying dick. "stop being a dick, bro""

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It's because men are trash

Was gonna say that

It's not "Korean men"

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We don't actually know if lawyer had warnings or not because they were your typical "egg poster".

But they were super abusive towards people multiple times and dropped more than one slur.

Imagine if he was MHJ lawyer

"Objection! Judge, you're a complete idiot if you believe my client planned to steal Ador from Hybe! Let me repeat: You're an idiot. And I mean it. It makes no sense, tell me how can someone think that without being an idiot?"