Posts by SunWEV101

To those wanting to try C-Pop, check out this song. It's easy to listen to.

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Kpop and you need +24 posts to get rights to create threads

Okay I see thank you, I am going to draft up the post first before deciding to officially post it or not, but I appreciate the info, 😊

Unable to create a thread, + question. What thread do you think the question, 'do you feel regretful for selling your kpop merch?' would be best in? The lounge, or K-Pop/ Asian Entertainment?

I don't want to create a reddit account to ask the question.

Hi~, I'm not sure I would count myself as a Teume but I do find myself enjoying their music, my biases are pretty similar to yours!, Yoshi, Jeongwoo and Junghwan.

I will agree with his current hairstyle is a bit wild, but every idol has that hairstyle they regret.

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To be honest, for me fandom doesn’t mean much. I actively avoid following anything but update accounts or news accounts on twitter to avoid having to see “fandom discourse”.

I’m generally someone who likes kpop overall so I tend to like a lot of different groups and artists, and a lot of the time those various fandoms are fighting with each other, feuding, acting a damn fool by dragging each other etc.

At one point I completely stopped listening to kpop for a long time (years) and it was mostly because of fandom politics and just losing all enjoyment of the music because of it.

Now, I got back into kpop and I’m really enjoying it, but I pretty much lost most of my association or ties to any fandom and just freely enjoy the music. I think it’s the best way.

Although then I question why I’m even in here lol.

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I think it depends but at the ssame time I agree with you a lot and we think the same.I used to be heavily obsessed and involved in the fandoms if I'm honest but I had to step away.

Now, you will rarely see me in this forum, but since I deleted reddit and twitter recently I've been so much happier!

A lot of my idols are in / coming out of military, and one group had a issue with their agency and it was overwhelming to know what happened, (so glad they are doing better now though!).

I only have YouTube for idols and if I'm super bored I'll come here to check out the news but that's it, I used to have WeVerse, Twitter, Reddit and Instagram so I totally get what you mean with the political' side of it lol. A lot of me has turned to soloists though and stepped away from big fandoms, I'm not sure if I count myself apart of the fanclubs of the groups, but I enjoy supporting their music for sure