It’s weird that there letting KIDS participate in that.More children to prey on
Bang Si-Hyuk to produce global idol show. God have mercy on those kids.
BTS producer Bang Si-hyuk named executive producer of K-pop reality TV | Yonhap News Agency
SEOUL, May 19 (Yonhap) -- Bang Si-hyuk, the chief producer for K-pop sensation BTS, will s...m-en.yna.co.kr
Unfortunately that’s what those companies are doing, taking children as young as 11 under contract as “trainees”, basically a cover-up for “worker”, which is why the Kpop contracts are labeled as “slave contracts” - due to their length and inhuman treatment such as imposing diets and child labor.
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I just read the lyrics of his song on the BTS thread
Yes like Boti says he raps about the same thing in all his songs
I had to laugh so loud at the skinny and short part. Because....YEEEEAAAAAASSSSS??!!!!!
pathetic funcks putting on a talent show. lol the irony of him saying this@cadiz @halley
His gimmick starts to be more annoying than the one of the golden boys.
I’ve read the lyrics. Seen them xxx times before.
Dude- what the f@@@k. You’re play-backing in a most likely gay MEN band. Wearing children’s hair bands on your head, having x100 people around you telling you what to wear, speak, think, eat, breath, drink, do with your time,
life, mind, etc.
Bang Si-Hyuk mocked and lied to him about what the band is going to be, when he thought about leaving he came back to be the “slave” he says he’s not, the whole song is the same bullshit of the entire agenda of their lyrics.
Categorized between songs for children in school telling them it’s not so bad if you don’t learn, better have fun with “BTS merchandise”; about money (which they don’t actually have- their producers make probably more than them), fame - which they don’t have as thought, the regular person doesn’t know who BTS is, no power over anything that happens with their name and presence, sufferance- because it sounds better than saying I’m a lazy grown ass men who prefers to be a monkey for children rather than having a profession, depression because it pays to play the victim and the attention you’re receiving and struggle. Because it sucks to not have a single input as a grown men over your life.
Only this time they are more offensive and like you say - aggressive and insulting- than usual...gotta keep up with “dudes your age“ sometimes. Throwing a “f@@@“ and some other offenses out there. Because you think that makes you a “hard bad boy”. That and the pink ribbon you had to wear at the last fan meeting...
I mean...hypocrisy. At this point they’re totally out there as men showing who they are as people. You don’t need to know someone personally. All you have to do is take a look at what they are doing, what they are standing up for.
They are simply the one Korean MEN-band who were the most desperate compared with anyone before over fame and money to basically do anything just to be famous for the name’s sake and giving up any remain of integrity.
Oh, by the way Yoongi Suga...the pathetic f@@@s you are talking about ? Putting on a talent show?
Maybe take a look in the mirror next time the band is doing one of their billion photo shots dressed up as girls.
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BEEEEEESSSSSTTTT - plus Hollywood Bonus. Oh, how sweet of you.
let’s remember : air castle on stage for children. That’s their concert. And children being happy for watching men jumping on an air castle?!?
Ikon fans say Sugar made fun of the member B.I
B.I was charged for drug possesion
He said he "needed the pills to make songs"...now look at sugar lyrics
Ikon fans don't get why Sugar is saying this. the Ikon member B.I never mentioned BTS
is Suga just being evil? Ikon fans are not happy as you can see
Very true. And in the past Sugar made a song about suicide saying he wanted to end it all.
Hearing that kids as young as eleven years old scares me. Guys, this is a serious issue for so many reasons. The main reason that scares me the most is this:More children to prey on
Bang Si-Hyuk to produce global idol show. God have mercy on those kids.
BTS producer Bang Si-hyuk named executive producer of K-pop reality TV | Yonhap News Agency
SEOUL, May 19 (Yonhap) -- Bang Si-hyuk, the chief producer for K-pop sensation BTS, will s...
What the f//k is this??Hearing that kids as young as eleven years old scares me. Guys, this is a serious issue for so many reasons. The main reason that scares me the most is this:
In South Korean news, we hear about all the horrific news about women who were victims of r*pe, not just from the kpop industry but from every level of society. But how come we rarely hear about the victimised men in South Korean news?
At least the women have a chance of seeking justice for themselves. However, I have my reservations about South Korea being a male dominated patriarchal society where women are still not treated as equals. That's another conversation entirely.
But what about the men? I recently read in an online book that in South Korea, Male on Male r*pe is a Legal Impossibility. This means that even if men fall into the hands of rich and corrupt male predators, they cannot pursue legal action for r*pe. They can only pursue a lesser charge of s*xual assault, where the punishment is way less severe. So how will they protect themselves or get justice if even the laws of their own country will not protect them?
So if Mr Bang Si Hyuk will go ahead with this idol producing show, I will be very worried and afraid for all of the participants involved.
Side note: Women can be s*xual predators too. It's just that I don't have information on that just yet in terms of South Korean Law.
Korea’s rape laws self-contradict
Earlier this month, a 21-year-old marine was sentenced to one year and six months in prison for sexually abusing at least four of his male subordinates over the course of 20 occasions in 2013, including forcing them to perform oral sex on him.However, when prosecutors in Gwangju indicted him on...www.google.com
that is true about men not reporting sexual abuseHearing that kids as young as eleven years old scares me. Guys, this is a serious issue for so many reasons. The main reason that scares me the most is this:
In South Korean news, we hear about all the horrific news about women who were victims of r*pe, not just from the kpop industry but from every level of society. But how come we rarely hear about the victimised men in South Korean news?
At least the women have a chance of seeking justice for themselves. However, I have my reservations about South Korea being a male dominated patriarchal society where women are still not treated as equals. That's another conversation entirely.
But what about the men? I recently read in an online book that in South Korea, Male on Male r*pe is a Legal Impossibility. This means that even if men fall into the hands of rich and corrupt male predators, they cannot pursue legal action for r*pe. They can only pursue a lesser charge of s*xual assault, where the punishment is way less severe. So how will they protect themselves or get justice if even the laws of their own country will not protect them?
So if Mr Bang Si Hyuk will go ahead with this idol producing show, I will be very worried and afraid for all of the participants involved.
Side note: Women can be s*xual predators too. It's just that I don't have information on that just yet in terms of South Korean Law.
Korea’s rape laws self-contradict
Earlier this month, a 21-year-old marine was sentenced to one year and six months in prison for sexually abusing at least four of his male subordinates over the course of 20 occasions in 2013, including forcing them to perform oral sex on him.However, when prosecutors in Gwangju indicted him on...www.google.com
