Posts by NekoMencer
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This is how kpop girl groups should be.
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Ofcourse I know about shaman part, as I read that in this very thread duh? I am asking why is ador letting them, I think you are into conspiracy theories.
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Well just as you call a tree, a 'tree', a bus, a 'bus', and plenty of other things, you should call a fat person as fat person. If he is motivated to loose weight because of that then it would be good for him.
Also, some people think being fat is all mental thing and all shenanigans, but it's just that you eat more calories than you can digest.
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Why ador is letting nj take individual activities and deals without their consent? They are not using group name and even using different names and such. I maybe not very involved with kpop, but I don't think this type of thing happened before in kpop scene.
Also I am not delusional enough to think nj can terminate their contract unilaterally, there must be something which I am missing. I know nj members have legal advisors and shaman(mhj's) as well.
Please be little kind with me, I think people think of me as some fandom member or anti and attack verbally, I literally have bare minimum knowledge about current situation.
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This is absolute drama, on one hand nj are saying they left company but they follow all the official schedules. They were saying that they were mistreated by hybe groups and the current ceo never protected them, but during that timeframe mhj was the ceo not current one.
Hybe can't lie and make things up as they are public company and have investors to answer to while mhj and nj can make things. The time and resource needed to make mhj and nj claims as false, is quite large for a company as they have to look at it from multiple angles and by that time something new is said and done by nj and mhj.
I don't think loosing nj would be that much damaging to them, I think they are waiting for nj or mhj to make a critical mistake, which mhj has done in the past.
But man, she was such a bad pick from hybe's perspective. She is kind of person who get things done her way by hook or by crook, there is only one way to deal with such kind of people, don't let them within 50 mile radius near you.
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Just shut down kpop as a whole, it's just too bloated.
These people will talk about it, write articles about it, but they won't protest or ask (formally) for their governments to make certain laws exclusively for these idol industry, or in my humble opinion just don't allow them to have under 18 trainees because, they don't just put them under these sorts of diet, they also do medical procedures on underage kids, it's such a ridiculous thing to do on someone's face or body who is still growing up.
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Can someone let me know how's the situation in this case? I haven't updated on it since nj's demand video.
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That's some hard truths which you meowed there.
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Whatever it maybe, it wasn't a smart move from all the members collectively, also it's not like their sugar mama is out of the company, she is just there, and which employer would allow such a demand and when it's intentionally publically broadcasted to damage their reputation even more.
Also why always mhj or nj accusing of other groups under hybe justified and truth and not the other way around? There were no physical proof for either but people believe one side blindly.
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Every generation hears something similar from the one before… it’s a cycle. Often, it’s just older generations, like Boomers, struggling to accept that times are changing.
That said, I have to admit, Gen Z (and likely Gen Alpha soon as well) do seem particularly vulnerable to manipulation right now. Growing up with constant internet access has exposed these generations to a flood of information…some of it misleading or agenda-driven. Social media often amplifies ideas without context, which only worsens the problem.
A clear example is how right-wing figures target college campuses for debates. They frame their arguments to seem more reasonable than they are, exploiting the fact that younger students may not yet have the experience or critical thinking skills to deconstruct these tactics. It’s not about intelligence, but rather how easily emotions can be manipulated, or how complex issues can be oversimplified.
This also applies to people who claim to be fighting for a good cause. Many follow boycotts or protests without fully understanding what they’re participating in. A recent example is people boycotting brands based on a list alleging they were funding a horrible regime, only to discover it wasn’t true. This led to attacks on businesses and harassment of individuals, all because of a list that no one knew who created or what the criteria were.
Suddenly, a group of morally upright people turned into bullies, thinking they were doing the right thing.
Ultimately, this generation is more emotion-driven than knowledge-driven when it comes to forming opinions and choosing what to follow.
I think the main issue is we as a generation (assuming you are gen z as well) are actually unwilling to take advice from older generation who actually want to help us not the ones who want to flex or manipulate us. We are way more rebellious because of all the accessible information and jump to conclusions without having proper understanding of it.
I feel this thought process of 'i know it all' which is very dominant in this generation (with not enough proper understanding) causes us harm and makes us one dimensional and very easy to be manipulated with sugar coated words.
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well most people do get wiser as they age
I don't think that trait is accessible to masses.
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I think you and those women are different types of people nothing more than that.
Building a career and managing your home(family) are both equally important roles.
Some people can easily multitask at it but when multitasking they require equal support from other party ie their partner who would also be a working professional.
Others who want to stay home don't want to live in the corporate world for 8hr and then manage their home, usually those ladies are more into creativity and hobbies and a bit slow paced life hence they prefer to give attention to their homemaker careers which sometimes gives them enough time to fulfill their hobbies.
Both are different choices for different type of people. Btw some men also want to stay at home in hetrosexual relationships and they have almost similar thought process.
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It's been a thing I heard multiple times throughout my teen to adult years and I was furious and confused whenever I heard it.
From my perspective my generation was more informed and mentally more matured (in some cases way more than required ie sexual in pre adult age) but I never thought as a whole they were stupid.
I also heard my gen is ungrateful and easily manipulated and made to work for someone's agenda while thinking of it as some noble cause or social services or even for sake of their(our) own betterment.
But after looking at a certain situation folding out here and the opinions on it by people who I think are almost close to my generation, I am starting to feel there were some merit in the words I heard before and we certainly are more easily manipulated due to early exposure to all sorts of shenanigans because of digital advancements.
I am from gen z btw.
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He drinks sunflower oil like it's a cup of soju
Wtf??
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Being close to your employees is a "red flag" fellas
Just read this comment on reddit and it reminded me of some weirdos on twitter claiming that Frodo and Sam are gay. I can instantly feel this woke gen z femcel energy from these kind of comments. Truly, what a screwed generation this is. They aren't able to differentiate different types of genuine affection. In their mind affection can only be sexual or abusive.
This is sensible comment, from what I remember this person is not a fan of hybe or anything related to it, but they didn't twist their narrative for a cheap Ted talk to justify someone's stupidity, which a certain blink does(I don't even have to mention who).
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Well thats 0.25c already raised
You forgot to add a zero it's 0.025c*
