Michelle

I stopped being a fan at a long time ago I peaced out in 2017 maybe beyond that. So yeah.

My fave group from the past intro me to social media fandom. Their early MV was low-budget, but now they’re suppose resurgence. The latest MV was made with AI, which I didn’t see. A low-effort production. Fans have the right to express their disdain. The singer should chill on his face. That’s all

One of those days where the loud minority K-pop fans overanalyze everything an idol does when it comes to career and personal lives. Yup, totally normal.

Wow. I have been told go to hell. Groundbreaking.

And I couldn’t care less. I’ve been down this fandom road for too long, and I’ve been called far worse and judged for the stupidest shit. Do you want to talk to me? Get off your burner pages and talk to me like an adult. OK, thank you.

Just be careful what you say in a post on any social media device because you’re being watched and it gets posted somewhere else with your display and photo blocked in, people judging your statements because they have nothing else better to do, so be careful, please. If you know, you know.

BTS members are grown adults. I don’t care about their dating or sex lives. As long as they’re age-appropriate and consenting, so be it. Their choices are questionable, but they’re adults like everyone else. Hell I’ve made questionable choices too. 🙃 Some fans need to stop overreacting.

V was spectacular throwing the first pitch at the Dodgers game. Looks like he has a side hustle. 🤣 Plus, handsome as ever, those photos of him should always be like that, not the overdone Photoshop airbrush from hell. Simply perfect.

Also in the Korean entertainment industry, and to the celebrities, are they all allergic to NDAs? Because holy hell, they should do so, boy boy, the choices these people make. Then again, our Western celebrities do the same. /sarcasm. lol

If I were dating a celebrity, I would not say shit. Because it’s no one‘s business if an obsessed fan was stalking me. I would tell the person that I’m “dating” and get a lawyer and go to the police station and file a report and restraining order. Not live stream, giving more fuel to the stalker.

Well, it does not surprise me that everyone in K-pop has a Coca-Cola addiction. So everyone’s going to be boycotting them now. /sarcasm.

I want all the copies, please. 😊

Yeah, they’re grown adults, but they are not Patrons Saints. I’m not expecting them to get everyone back to the UN General Assembly or the Security Council or have all the important diplomats to have a peace plan at Camp David. No matter what argument you’re on, they cannot walk on water.

In the current environment, if they’re going to say anything, it’s going to be the most basic PR statement because, in my opinion, RM and his sharing of the Frank Ocean song probably really did him in on expressing certain issues, and the same goes for the others.

You know the guys are gonna generate income, doesn’t matter if they got millions in the bank; money is money.

Those photos from his concerts. Jin’s attire for Rope It well, hmm, good golly, ah giddy-up— that’s all I gotta say. Thank you.

Another day, another way to devalue the group for something mundane (or out of context). If you’re not a fan anymore, just wash your hands clean and walk away. The grass is greener on the other side.

Yeah, if you make fun of me, Jesus Christ, you know, oh wow, you made accomplishments trying to bring me down. Take out the leaderboard and put out the gold stars. See how many people you’ve pissed off the most. Parents must be proud of you. I could give a flying f**k.

Honestly, if you’re no longer a fan of this group or the entire genre of K-pop or the niche of it, why keep beating the dead horse? It feels like the projection and anger is coming from somewhere else, and you just pile it on. So I don’t know, get help.

Jin also did fantastically; he looked handsome and enthusiastic to be there.

I am so proud of J-Hope's Lolla Berlin performance. He looked spectacular and damn good.

So, Reddit page I’ve been seeing in the K-pop realm. I’m not mentioning the name, but if you do know it, OK. It’s kind of a mix of nicotine addicts and tinfoil hat people that can’t seem to let go of a group that they don’t like anymore. Just let it go and move on. It’s not hard.

Ugh. I figured when I watched Jimin and JK live, these nuts were trying to hack into their accounts. They giggled in a sarcastic manner, but this is awful and should not happen.

Celebs blend in, and people mind their business. Someone might whisper, “Isn’t that so-and-so from that show, movie, or artist?” and move along. If I saw them, I’d smile and walk away. I respect their privacy. Plus, I have nothing visible that I am a BTS fan, only my iPhone wallpaper.

Just FYI, I don’t live in Los Angeles. I live in the Chicagoland area. I have been to LA once I went to summer camp with someone that was from the LA area Beverly Hills and she talked about how seeing celebrities is like just seeing regular/normal people. I mean it’s a norm.

Correct me if I'm wrong, didn't a sasaeng take photos and videos of Jungkook and staff/crew outside that LA restaurant before his enlistment for after-meal cigarettes?

I hope not. Sasaengs really want to risk it. When someone who might know their real identity and tip off you know who. People will call the cops for the slightest suspicion.

No, a tweet I saw late at night from a Twitter/BTS fan account night sawing how Americans should act ‘normal’ when they see BTS around. Perplexed me? How it’s worse in LA than back in Seoul? Granted, there are stupid people at times, but come on. Really?

Because that one Twitter account that posted last night that posted that tweet. Did they fall off the turnip truck? Then again, sometimes what they tweet is total nonsense at times. I can say more, but then I should just bite my tongue. I swear people can be idiots sometimes.