Obviously not. There are so many reasons someone might unstan a group and sometimes, it just happens for no particular reason.
I don’t know how old you are, but life can become tough. Sometimes, you simply don’t have the time, energy, or even the desire to keep stanning when your priorities shift.
Honestly, I’m the opposite. I can’t really imagine being that dedicated to a group or idol forever. I’d rather focus on my own life and just enjoy K-pop as a form of entertainment on the side.
I'm disappointed.
Why did he do that ?
Probably not, but he might have to redo his service in active duty.
Nooooo 
but he deserves it
Me being her 1st victim 
I never said it's okay to do it, I said fans wouldn't settle for it.
Is this confirmed? I'm scared we're only doing to him the same thing.
As far as I know, the only thing that's been confirmed is their relationship when she was 19, but as creepy as this is, it's not illegal and it would be, even morally, a whole other story if she was 15 or 13.
I’ll reserve my judgment until more information comes to light.
Kpop has been debuting minors since ages, and kpop stans, most of the international ones are way too young, so I doubt they'd settle with idols not being minor, they literally think 25 year old is a hag.
Nah, I remember young kids in elementary school liking one direction when they were in their early twenties.
Yes, idols have been debuting at a very young age for many years, but we've also seen idols openly discussing the hardships that come with starting their careers so early. Many have shared how debuting young and missing out on their childhood has had lasting effects on their personal lives and mental well-being.
Just because it has been done for many years doesn't mean it's the right thing to do.
I would rather say the next Nation's GG
I hope they decided to change their name to NewGenes.
I didn't watch, but judging from those scenes, she's doing great.
I'm glad I'm not the only one who thinks way too many groups are debuting at the same time.
The thing is since 3rd and 4th gen groups are still active, thriving and in their prime, the newer 5th gen group will receive less attention and their debut will have less hype.
Waiting 1 or 2 years would be the better decision imo. Besides, a lot of 5th gen gg are very young anyway.
It is true that kpop isn't popular among the gp anymore. But this doesn't mean kpop groups don't have big fandoms.
This is so sad... I'm so angry, they never learn.
I still remember watching The man from nowhere years ago and that's how I got to know her.
I can't believe she's gone...
I was surprised she wasn't on the list and thought it was because she isn't kpop anymore.
YG artists are on another level
