Tisane
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Hello to everyone!
on BTS - you know the moment they got on Ellen DeGeneres's show is because they align w/her agenda - her specific "brand"
Are you guys familiar with Jo Kwon (formerly jyp's 2am?)
Here he is along with 2pm parodying BEG's (brown eyed girls) breakthrough song Abracadabra
A rendition of Girls generation & Wonder girls
This also started him appearing with girl groups (4minute, etc) as a "guest girl member" Dunno if this was part of it but here's miss A's
& a single he released (dancing in 20cm heels)featuring BTS's Jhope,
While every major boy group has done and continues to cross dressing (SuJu & 2pm always stands out for me), I think jo kwon was on the vanguard to mainstream it. I remember so many fan-girls swearing he was straight too (It doesn't make a difference to me, but at least be real about it!)
on BTS - you know the moment they got on Ellen DeGeneres's show is because they align w/her agenda - her specific "brand"
I got into kpop for the same reasons - I first started w/ the movies & I had k friends who got me into watching variety shows like X man w/ them. Western movies & their notions of diversity are repeated into cookie-cutter actions. I had friends who attempted to get me into Bollywood's scene, as well as japan's ( like u - w/ the male/female questions. For me, it was Gackt & Miyavi) but it was a little too extreme, still too exploitative of women and very very.... greasy..... Korean entertainment at the time, preferred "cute innuendos rather than blatant actions (sitting together drinking coffee 1x would be enough to imply a one-night stand, etc). They also left/leave their males to carry more exploitation than the women... having them cross dress would be an example, although now the amount of movies coming out and showing female nudity is at a much higher rate than it ever was. In 2014 there were only 3 movies that year that the female actresses didn't have to demean themselves and they had prominent roles (Miss Granny is one of them).I find all of this so sad. I was introduced to the kpop genre when a younger friend of mine had me try to differentiate between girl and guy groups. Apparently it's a fun thing to do with those who are not fans because people have such a hard time with it. I agree this is the easiest and most effective way to introduce/push this agenda.
I was open to BTS because I had thought they were different at first and I was tired of the blatantly corrupt western music scene. I say this because when BST came out, I had ashamedly been so sucked into their little world that I chose to ignore all of the things I suspected were wrong with the MV, and lyrics as well. Suga's part is so explicit and the first thing that caught my attention:
I don’t care if it hurts, tie me up
So I can’t run away
Grab me tightly and shake me
So I can’t snap out of it
Kiss me on the lips lips,
Our own little secret
I wanna be addicted to your prison
So I can’t serve anyone that’s not you (serve who??? like wth)
Even though I know, I drink the poisonous Holy Grail
Rapmon's part in Not Today is what actually woke me up.
- the first (only) blatant sign for me that I saw as a new fan until then. After I chose to research this it all became so obvious that now I'm just heartbroken. Seeing their behind the scenes videos (but then again, it' all on camera right? All could be lies) I grew to think that I knew them as a person. I think someone else in this forum has mentioned this ~ over exposing their "personalities" so much until people believe they actually know their 'idols' and are much more susceptible to listen to what their "friends" tell them. The phrase If your friends jumped off a cliff, would you too? comes to mind.
With regards to sexual exploitation, beta kittens, and the color pink/pink hair:
Jin has always stated that his favorite color is pink. He's the only one (that I know of) that's had pink hair (correct me if I'm wrong). The only one wearing pink at a concert (attached picture)... I don't know what to think. I'm not a fan of coincidences.
Another point on this topic ~ Jin hasn't been the only one to dress up as a girl, this from a pinterest board of the 'top 46 crossed dressed idols':
It's become something normal, accepted, and even expected somewhat within the kpop community. I have not seen anything like this in the western sphere.
Are you guys familiar with Jo Kwon (formerly jyp's 2am?)
Here he is along with 2pm parodying BEG's (brown eyed girls) breakthrough song Abracadabra
& a single he released (dancing in 20cm heels)featuring BTS's Jhope,
While every major boy group has done and continues to cross dressing (SuJu & 2pm always stands out for me), I think jo kwon was on the vanguard to mainstream it. I remember so many fan-girls swearing he was straight too (It doesn't make a difference to me, but at least be real about it!)
Ditto. Also the animal print heels.Welcome and thank you for joining us!
Agree with you! We've been discussing this for while.
Also I'm disgusted with these photoshoots:
Muzie
Disgusting!
Is this a muscular disease? Their hands just naturally go that way? All five fingers can't come out? Showing us who they're working for.Here's their fave PD-nim showing us who he is working for:
PD-nim is so cute and innocent, he would never abuse their boys. He gives them freedom and let them partake in the making of music. - things their fans regularly say.
That's why the target group are teens and pre-teens. That's the moment we become fully conscious and seek the truth. IF they can pollute their minds they can control the future.
As Lenin said:
Except this isn't gender blurring. You don't need makeup and tights, you don't need body-hugging or short clothes, you don't need heels and jewelry to imply femininity. At our base, we're all human and that's enough right there - one doesn't have to stress typically associated "things" to emphasize that. Just be yourself, as a person.
