catalenaah
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No offense but I don't think you understand how the industry works, you see why would their MV be filled of symbolism if they're not pawns? They've been trainees since very young aka they have been getting groomed to be part of the brainwashing for the elites agenda. I mean it doesn't matter where they are the most famous in Kpop in general is heavily influenced by satanism. Check out some of the post that VC has made on red velvet. I think some people are in denial that because they seem like such humble nice kids they would not be part of it but looks are deceiving. Just take a look at Rihanna girl from Barbados, Island gal very humble sweet and down to earth... next album Good girl gone bad and it all went downhill from there. Even for her it took time for her to be as huge as she is now and it's speculated that at her first meeting with Jay-Z she was signed under asap they were kept in the room for like 6-8 hrs because he was scared she'd say no. Once she signed it wasn't like day and night that she exploded, she was being groomed for the lime light. No offence I don't mean to come off as rude, I am simply stating my opinion on this topicDo you think all people that perform in America made blood contract? All?
As if it's a big sale in walmart magazine?
And for what they sold their soul for? Having a bunch of fangirls that spam twitter no stop(a thing that they already did)?
I'm not saying BTS are not popular(i've always been fighting in the other thread about the misconception they are not popular), i'm just saying you can't compare their history/popularity with the celbrities that are obviusly under elite protection.
Under elite protection you become popular much earlier than BTS, you reach the top of chart imediately, you are raised to do that.
You don't sell your soul for a bunch of crazed fangirl spamming twitter...
If after this performance things are somehow changed we will see soon.