Great insight. Yeah. Korean life def seems very dystopian from what I’ve seen. Like even in the fandoms it’s very controlled and dystopian. Everything from the way the concerts are to how the idols live without any privacy in a very controlled environment.
I also feel like this K-pop system makes people want to get plastic surgery which brings in money to the plastic surgery business and perpetuates losing individuality. It seems people are not rewarded for being themselves but to conform to strict beauty standards.
I wonder if they just want to cause uproar and controversy because two opposite ends of the spectrum can’t coexist unless they are from the same side.
probably so. Lots of idols are religious like Taemin but there's so much blasphemy in the artwork and even in just being an IDOL which is the biggest no-no of any Abrahamic religion believing person, throughout the three major faiths, Jewish, Christian and Muslim there is no such thing as being an idol and being apart of those faiths--most likely if they do really believe it's high tier angelic (star) worship, which is lowkey what most religious people are unknowingly doing. They can be idols and love God because somewhere along the way someone told them or asked them to be an angelic vessel, that would be the big secret in the Hollywood circles. In the end an openly religious celeb accepted by the media most definitely probably just a cover for being in a cult. People love Mel gibson for the passion of christ and the new movie sound of freedom, but what they don't know is how he knows what he knows and why he is allowed to speak of it. You cannot speak on what you aren't apart of in Hollywood--otherwise they'd off you or discredit you, put you in jail etc. They can't come out and say they are in a satanic cult but in Hollywood or the entertainment industry it's very common for celebs to say to the crowd they love God then wink to the camera and cover one eye and do the devil horns, they talk for the camera but they show symbols and colored clothing and make artwork for their real bosses. So yes it's all pretty much a farce, even if the people involved aren't deeply aware. Many are their parent's puppet, their managers/owners are their handlers are "God" on earth to them it all depends on how much they want them to know and understand at the time. It's possible they are ignorant depending on their level of knowledge or protection.
The plastic surgery thing is interesting because I believe it's deeper than people think they are literally going to a human being to recreate them it's high level dishonor and disrespect to God and what he created, but again people no longer think like that these days. It is just like mainstream media to get people to blaspheme God and not even comprehend what they are doing. Not only that but they are inadvertently giving themselves body dysmorphia and a litany of of mental disorders, it is a very horrid thing, but it's being framed as cool and trendy. People who hate the creator not only love to disrespect creation but to teach the creation to hate itself so much so it would be better to be disfigured, restructured jaw, plastic nose, unnecessary skin grafts simply to look younger. Something that was made for people who needed it after being in an accident or because of a birth defect or literally need plastic surgery to live has been misused to a high degree. Like everything good people have taken it way to far. The more years go by hundreds and thousands are reversing the surgeries trying to reverse the damage of putting plastic silicone and botox in their body but a lot of the time it's too late. In asia it seems that's not even a thought. Nobody talks about the dead nerves, the awful side affects or getting to the root of the problem which is lack of self love. To this day it makes me really sad because when I see such young children debut with a face full of botox, skin whitening and a full jaw reconstruction it seems like a horror movie come to life. Especially because nobody is thinking how that child will keep growing and now they will never know what they were supposed to look like, they are now a new creation.
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