There's a lot to unpack here, not just about her actions but idols in general. First, this girl says she can't believe people were concerned about her wellbeing.
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You said you're not allowed to eat or sleep and threatened to end it all and your fans aren't supposed to be concerned?? This turns it around on her fans as if they are the ones that overreacted. It also simultaneously makes her look humble for not realizing, as she said, that she has so much "power" over people. The choice of the word "power" is interesting. We've discussed in detail on here about the toxic parasocial relationships this industry creates, where a fan would jump in a river if their faves told them to. Fans worry constantly about whether an idol has eaten, slept, etc. Their faves well-being comes before their own. It's sick and I truly believe perpetuated by these filmed breakdowns and backstage docs showing crying emaciated on the verge of collapse singers.
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Now I'm not saying abuse doesn't happen in this industry, on the contrary, but it's used as a form of emotional manipulation; akin to those commercials of a rich celeb asking the public for a donation by exploiting starving kids.
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Basically, the more emotionally invested someone is to an idol, the more $$$ the company makes period. The companies don't give a sh!t if they're seen as the abusive villain as long as they still get money.
Now back to this girl's response. I noticed she was more careful with her words in this 2nd live with several pauses. This is typical of idols...It shows they are rehearsed and also lying. The girl was more genuine in the 1st live. I believe that's how she truly felt. However, one has to ask why was she allowed to continue the live when we all know these idols are watched like a hawk and also it took her time to come back on live and explain herself. My opinion is that her company was analysing the public's reaction. Hype does this all the time. It's no coincidence that these companies are are all slow to respond on serious matters concerning their artists. They can see how invested the public is by whether enough of them show concern or not.
To sum it all up, this is why I've been saying on here to not care about what happens to these idols. Seriously, they are just puppets, used as a gov't tool to promote their nation and increase tourism. And it's working! How many people are learning Korean and planning to go to SK since Kpop exploded on the scene? The answer is a lot. Everything that is seen with these idols is fake and every now and again they are abused or have a breakdown on camera, but it is what it is. Hollyweird is no different. It's the parents fault and the grown individuals that chose to be and stay in these entertainment industries. No one cares about us ordinary folks and what we go though and yet so many care about these celebs that they don't even know. Crazy!