Grandma armpits are gross. If you are old enough to be someone's parent, you really shouldn't be posting that you want to do X to them, or have them do X to you. Just because both parties are of legal age doesn't make it okay. I've had teenagers approach me more than once trying to ask me out, I kid you not, and there's nothing about me that looks teenager-like in the slightest, and they know that too. Date someone your own age, or be a fan of someone in your age group. It seriously grosses me out when I see people who are my age or older and they are fans of a child-star. Like, why? They always use the "well it's good music" argument and no, it's not about the "good music", you're a freaking p***phile. It's just as gross as the grown adults who go to child pageants.
I've seen and heard of musicians drinking and doing drugs on stage. It's not a new concept. If I hear YG say in the next few days "I looked up what famous singers do and they sometimes drink on stage" I will not be surprised, because that is 100% the sort of thing he would do. He's hilariously predictable and he's always trying to appear as "legit" as possible (cause he can't handle criticism to save his life). That's also the trip with the flipping off the "haters" during whatever song it was he did that during.
I skimmed through a video of the first 15 minutes of last night's concert, and during the video that's playing on the screen you can see fire in his eyes. They carry him on stage. It was super ritualistic. I got bored halfway through H@egeum, partly because the crowd barely new the song so it wasn't very hype, and also he wasn't very hype. I skipped ahead to D@echwita, and D@e was better energy-wise, but the background dancers coming out and bowing to him was bizarre so I skipped over that too. Agust D was the only song I watched all the day through because it was just him rapping, no theatrics or ritualistic whatever, and that was fine. There's also a crap ton of fire under the stage, like they must've used their entire fire budget. I saw one person even complain on twitter about the fire and being able to feel it from the audience. Like, how safe is that, honestly?
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