In my opinion:
yeah but kpop girl groups have also been cutting their hair IN their MVs too
I see, I thought that as will, but what make you think that mind control is used in 2013 or forward? is their any specific thing you notice?
Kind of reminds me of what happened to Britney Spears. She was going through a really bad mental breakdown after being controlled for so long. When a mk-ultra slave shaves their head it means that they're not scared of harming themselves and don't think about the risks or consequences.
Key from Shin:EE did the same after Jjongs death .
U mean ex0 really did win the poll results? .. Not B*ts?
Kids cant watch these stuff nowadays.. I thought m0nstax was different
That hand looks malnourished..
Only these 6 pics are highly unacceptable and i am feeling disgusted at the person responsible for this.. And thinking an a kp0p star following this account ..I wonder just how deep this shit is actually in the Kpop industry. I am pretty sure this is not just about "art", no normal person would follow this kind of account if they don't enjoy the contents personally.
South Korean media agency D*ispatc*h recently published an article that shockingly revealed that W*INNE*R member S*on*g M*inH*o was following P*retty Puk*e‘s Instagram account.
P*retty Puk*e is a photographer who is well-known for his dark and sexually explicit work. Prominent rappers such as Bi*g Se*an and Wi*z K*halif*a have personally commissioned him for portraits as well. He is also well-known for his bizarre approach to his art by working only after the sun has gone down which explains the dark aura surrounding his work. In addition, for being an artist who is popular on the internet, he doesn’t own a computer and prefers to do everything analog.
However, his work has been highly controversial and has been banned in certain countries such as South Korea.
Y*G Ent*ertain*ment has not yet released any official statements regarding the controversy.
Me neither...Unfortunatelly a lot of people don't make the difference between good and bad anymore. Or if they do they don't care. I am so so sad, because I want their sake and their happiness, but they think that you don't love them if you don't agree with them. I can't say I don't understand them, because everybody wants to love and to be loved, but we can't ignore God, because He should be our first and most important love. He can teach us how to love. I also supported the lgbt community before, but then I turned back to God and He changed me and He made me wise and I realised that it's not OK. I have hope, because I know that God makes miracles all the time. And the greatest miracle is when someone turns back to Him.
But with transgenderism I never agreed.
I don't understand. Both the songs will be played? Or only power?
Yeah that took my by surprise too..
OH God. I actually liked him. Ugh. I feel disgusted. And now I saw on my news feed he has unfollowed everything on his insta account. At first I thought he must be going through mental health issues bur so glad I came to know the truth. ( just look what the Admin of this account is saying)I wonder just how deep this shit is actually in the Kpop industry. I am pretty sure this is not just about "art", no normal person would follow this kind of account if they don't enjoy the contents personally.
South Korean media agency D*ispatc*h recently published an article that shockingly revealed that W*INNE*R member S*on*g M*inH*o was following P*retty Puk*e‘s Instagram account.
P*retty Puk*e is a photographer who is well-known for his dark and sexually explicit work. Prominent rappers such as Bi*g Se*an and Wi*z K*halif*a have personally commissioned him for portraits as well. He is also well-known for his bizarre approach to his art by working only after the sun has gone down which explains the dark aura surrounding his work. In addition, for being an artist who is popular on the internet, he doesn’t own a computer and prefers to do everything analog.
However, his work has been highly controversial and has been banned in certain countries such as South Korea.
Y*G Ent*ertain*ment has not yet released any official statements regarding the controversy.
Okay. Haha arrmyys do know how to get their ways. ( no offense)
It was until 2013 that variety shows became very restricted and hosts became very cautious about what they say and ask also the year where kpop went global and the Elites maybe noticed it that time too , for example reality shows back in 2000s looked less scripted and care free and idols were very chill take $hi~nee for example those kids were very relatable (if that's even a word) and people loved them for it also I didn't see idols glitching on tv or even malfunctioning(tae~~yong, ShownU..) , there wasn't idols like V for eg. (weird behavior ..etc.).The symbols used now weren't that exposed back then.and ofc Kpop was just popular in Asia it wasn't big and nobody knew outside Asia knew wth is kpop I could go on and on but those were the main points
And their company too.. It has some strong connections with the el1tes ... And since world cups are said to be the biggest rituals of gaining energy..
True that. I just found out that M*inh*o had unfollowed everyone in his following list, and that P*ret*ty P*uke account deleted all pictures, except 4 which are still disgusting and sick. The way they reacted to this issue is just very suspicious to me. It's like P*izza G*ate all over again (if you're an old reader of VC, you'd know what I mean cause it also involved Instagram accounts with similar themes as PP, now the article had disappeared).
It's also similar in the way that M*inho had been following that account since 2015, but people only noticed it now because of D*ispatch, that's so damn weird. Almost like a humiliation ritual to me, so P!zza g@te-like.
