Friday, April 14, 2023

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LYJ: Is it spicy?

AYJ: Yeah...

LYJ: Yujin-ah, Yujin-ah

AYJ: Yeah?☺️

LYJ: Do you wanna go home then if it's spicy?

AYJ: Do you want me to go home?☹️

술.. 마신 유진이가..
"언니.. 보고싶어"
하는 영상.............. pic.twitter.com/VpS9dT7P59

— I AM 초무🍋 (@9_1_5_6_7) April 14, 2023
'A video of drunk Yujin saying 'Unnie... I miss you'.....'

Full version:


-It's crazy how f*cking lovely she is...

-I have never thought about this before, but she somehow looks like Hani!!

-She keeps on saying, 'Eung?' and 'Unnie...'ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ So cute...

-I think Youngji should let her sleepover instead of sending her home...?

-How can I not fall in love with her?

-She becomes even more adorable when she's drunk...

-Yujin-ah, be my puppy...

-How does Yujin look adorable when she's drunk? I look hella ugly when I'm drunkㅠㅠ

-She looks so f*cking lovely...

-I guess she's the type of person who becomes even cuter when she's drunkㅋㅋㅋㅋ

-When did my puppy grow up and become an adult? She even drinks alcohol now...ㅠㅠㅠㅠ

-I didn't know puppies can guest in 'No Prepare' too...

Ahn Yujin got drunk in 'No Prepare'

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In the 1st elimination, the trainees who ranked #2 and #3 sat in the front


In the 2nd elimination, the trainees who ranked #2 and #3 still sat in the front


In the 3rd elimination, the trainees who ranked #2 and #3 sat in the back and Seok Matthew sat in the front


At this time, Seok Matthew sat next to Sunmi out of the blue, stealing the spot of G Group's center, Zhang Hao. And now, he's stealing Zhang Hao's spot again.

pann
[+717][-13]

1. [+315][-0] They usually announced 3 candidates for first place. But in the 2nd elimination, they announced 4 candidates for first place because Seok Matthew ranked #4.

2. [+260][-1] It surprises me how they do it so obviously

3. [+238][-0] To those who think this is not a big problem, you need to re-watch the whole show. The seat formation has never changed until now. It's my first time seeing them placing the trainees who rank #2 and #3 in the back. That's not the only problem here. The data of the visual vote shows that all trainees are choosing a specific trainee, is this also a coincidence?

4. [+219][-0] Why did they change the seat formation? It's not like Seok Matthew will rank #2 just because they changed the formation. I seriously don't understand the production team.

5. [+140][-0] Is this true?

Boys Planet changes their rules without any explanations

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 It's true that Goo Hara was one of the Gen 2 female idols who got the most hate comments and was also nit-picked by Kim Gura for refusing to do aegyo on TV. 

Regardless of that, why do people blame the malicious comments instead of her ex-boyfriend, who took illegal videos, threatened her, and even made her kneel in the elevator before she eventually took her own life? Thanks to them, her ex is now able to live without any consequences and continue living without being held accountable. 

I don't want to talk about her, but Pann is the easiest way in this situation. It's very disrespectful to constantly bring up Sulli and Goo Hara's names for no reason, it's insulting. 




"You begged me to save your life" Goo Hara, from her boyfriend who filmed their intimate intercourse to her parents who cut off ties with her ... Her past sends chills down your spine.

In September 2018, it was reported that Goo Hara's boyfriend at the time, Choi Jongbum, who was working as a hair designer in Cheongdam-dong, had physically assaulted her during an argument, leaving her with bruises on her arms and legs. He also allegedly to threatened to share a video of their sexual intercourse, leading him to trial. 

Additionally, in August of the same year, Choi Jongbum was also accused of illegally filming Goo Hara's body without her consent and forcing her to kneel and apologize to the CEO of her agency.

However, Choi Jongbum continued to appeal against the charges and was eventually sentenced to one year in prison by the Supreme Court after going through three trials. 

As a result of the incident, Goo Hara suffered deep emotional wounds and attempted to take her own life twice. Tragically, she passed away on November 24, 2021. 

Why do some people blame women for Goo Hara's death, despite there being a clear perpetrator in this case? While Sulli faced significant online bullying from women, I don't think this was the case for Goo Hara. 

This incident led her to be a hot issue in male-dominated online communities for the video that was never right to film in the first place. They all talked about how her ex-boyfriend was innocent, how they wanted to see the videos and even images of her autopsy report. During that time, it was mainly women who supported Goo Hara. 

I'm sure people will ask whether should I really talk about this here. Not to mention people mentioning Sulli which is even more out of topic. That is insulting and disrespectful to them. Goo Hara clearly identified her abuser and mentioned that she felt like she was going to die because of him. 

Ignoring that fact is even more disrespectful to her. The abuser is living comfortably now, knowing that people are forgetting about what he did. 

pann
[+739][-272]

1. [+574][-96] The primary reason behind Goo Hara's death was her boyfriend. I 100% agree that he should be punished for what he did. However, do you guys really not know why people are blaming female-dominated online communities for both Sulli and Goo Hara's deaths? The difference between male dan female-dominated online communities is the double standards that exist in female-dominated online communities. As you can see, there's a difference between male and female-dominated online communities. Compared to male-dominated online communities, female-dominated online communities are relatively restrained. The most popular female-dominated online communities include Nate Pann, Instiz, Jjukbbang, Theqoo, etc. It's easier for something to become an issue in female-dominated online communities. The characteristic of female-dominated online communities is they justify malicious comments and the commenters act as if they're just stating their opinions, claiming it's just 'an opinion from a regular person's POV'. As a result of this, people like Sulli and Goo Hara end up being portrayed as 'b*tches with mental illnesses' instead of victims. What about sexual harassment and hate comments in male-dominated online communities? Most men there sexually harass celebrities. They view men who leave hate comments as strange. Which one is strange: The celebrities who experience sexual harassment or men who sexually harass celebrities? Society naturally picks the latter. What about female-dominated online communities? 'Doesn't Sulli look weird these days?', 'What's wrong with Sulli?', 'Sulli is really controversial', 'Looks like Sulli is using drugs. Her gaze looks strange' etc... Do you think the OP of those hate posts truly consider that their posts are acceptable? Just by looking at the number of likes on the articles that become issues, it's clear that those malicious comments are justified. As a result, those celebrities become the target of a witch hunt. Those justified comments ultimately sacrifice many beautiful and talented women like Sulli and Goo Hara. Secondly, the double standards in female-dominated online communities. What are the things that you always say? 'Women's rights', 'Feminism', 'Don't judge women recklessly, 'Don't create a harsh society for women', 'Don't force women to have a pretty and skinny body', etc, right? However, what are the posts about female idols that constantly become trend in female-dominated online communities? 'Her face has changed, don't you think so? Did she get plastic surgery?', 'Her double eyelids surgery looks so obvious, what a shame', 'It looks like she has gained weight lately, right?', 'Isn't she too skinny? It looks creepy', 'Did you see her make a mistake in her performance today?', 'Why is her expression like that? She must be controlling her teammatesㅠㅠ', 'Why does she talk like that? Seems like she doesn't have a good personality', 'Isn't she trying too hard to act cute?', etc. They constantly talk about women's rights and feminism, as if all women are united to change society. However, in reality, they constantly criticize every aspect of female idols and ultimately apply the same 'oppressive standards for women' that they speak out against. They are even more eager than anyone else to attach these standards to female idols, simply because they are prettier and more talented than them. I think it's ridiculous that sometimes they get mocked for it. You can notice this just by looking at the posts in 'Enter-talk' for a day or two. Once again, I'm not saying that male-dominated online communities are innocent or that Goo Hara's ex-boyfriend is innocent. I'm just saying that female-dominated online communities are at fault too and I'm writing this comment for people who can't accept that. 

2. [+340][-42] In the end, the cause of Goo Hara's death is indeed her ex-boyfriend. But I remember seeing comments from female-dominated online communities when Goo Hara first attempted suicide saying things like, 'She's just putting on a show to gain sympathy. It's not going to change anything', etc. At that time, there were some Pann-jummas who even called Goo Hara a 'b*tch'. They ignored the fact that Goo Hara was beaten up during a physical fight with her boyfriend and instead focused on the fact that Goo Hara left nail marks on her boyfriend's face by saying 'How could you make someone else's precious child's face like that? She's such a b*tch', etc. However, it's understandable since they probably lived in a time when women's rights were at rock bottom. But still, there were a lot of people who upvoted those comments. In the end, it's fact that both male and female-dominated online communities left malicious comments for them.

3. [+317][-62] I remember this because I was a fan of hers, you guys were on her ex-boyfriend's side. You questioned whether she was the one who asked to film the video. You also questioned how will she take responsibility for the nail marks she left on her ex-boyfriend's face, because those scars will never go away. It was no joke. Do you really not remember that? You have no shame at all. 

Am I the only one who disagrees that women were the ones who killed Goo Hara?

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 Hyuna and Dawn have been embroiled in a well-known 'love quarrel' with no end in sight. As a result, the public expresses their displeasure by saying that they are 'tired' of hearing about them after the news about the couple is often reported in various media outlets, including SNS and online communities. 

On the 13th, Hyuna posted a clip of Dawn's latest MV for 'Dear My Light' which was released that day. In the caption, she wrote, "I met you at your most beautiful moment. No matter what anyone says, I can handle anything. It's okay". It seems that Hyuna is aware that she is the inspiration behind 'Dear My Light'.

Hyuna and Dawn began dating in May 2016. In August 2018, Dawn announced their relationship publicly through a media outlet despite his agency's decision. The couple, who even publicly proposed marriage, broke up on November 30, 2022. Hyuna stated, "We broke up. We have decided to remain good friends and colleagues from now on. Thank you for always supporting and watching over us."

However, in 2023, a media outlet reported that Hyuna and Dawn are dating again. The two, who previously had announced their breakup, reportedly accompanied each other on domestic and international schedules and did not hide their affection, just like when they publicly announced their relationship. However, neither side has made any statement regarding this matter. 

Meanwhile, Dawn still writes emotional lyrics in his song, fueling rumors that the two of them have decided to date again. If this isn't a cheesy marketing strategy disguised as love, what is it? 

Right now, both parties should focus on their music careers. Especially for artists, they have to take care of their loyal fans who trust them. However, despite this, it's not clear whether Hyuna and Dawn are dating again or have officially broken up, leaving the public hanging. It's also frustrating to see them in this tiresome love story. 

I hope the love game between these two, which is closer to an art performance, will be confined to their private space. All that I hope is for them to dance, sing, and share deep love quietly in their own world.

https://n.news.naver.com/entertain/now/article/408/0000185832

theqoo

-Trash journalist, we are tired of you digging into somebody else's relationship...

-Why does the journalist sound angry here...?

-Trash journalist, please stop pouring your personal feelings into your articles~~

-??? I wonder who hurt this journalist...

-This journalist should've kept his diary private...

-???????? How is this an article? This is clearly a hate comment...

-Maybe the journalist is Hyuna or Dawn's ex-lover?? What is he so mad about...?

-? Hyuna and Dawn literally did nothing...

-I'm certain this journalist was dumped either by Hyuna or Dawn...

-This is such a ridiculous articleㅋㅋㅋ Why is he so emotional about somebody else's relationship?

-Everyone loves Hyuna and Dawn... What is wrong with this journalist?

-Looks like this journalist has been through a difficult time... Look at him getting mad over somebody else's relationship

-I'm not tired of their relationship... I love them

-Maybe this journalist used to date Hyuna back then...?

-Did this journalist just go through a breakup?

"Hyuna❤️Dawn, please stop" ... The public is sick of their 'relationship show'

SM Ent.'s artists will join HYBE's fan platform, 'Weverse'.

HYBE and SM Ent. have agreed to place SM Ent.'s artists on 'Weverse' and are currently coordinating specific details. HYBE and SM Ent. are expected to announce an agreement on the timing and method of the entry to 'Weverse'. 

SM Ent.'s artists have been active in their own fan community called 'Kwangya Club'. From the 1st Gen artists such as Kangta and BoA to 4th Gen artists such as Aespa and NCT, all artists have been using this platform. SM Ent. has made the decision to move their artists' activities from 'Kwangya Club' to 'Weverse'. 

The agreement includes plans to distribute SM Ent.'s artists' albums and merchandise on 'Weverse Shop', an e-commerce service operated by Weverse Company. Weverse is also expected to secure the operating rights for paid fan-club services for SM Ent.'s artists.

Industry insiders deem that HYBE, which had previously withdrawn from the SM acquisition battle, has gained sufficient support through this collaboration. This is because the collaboration opens up a path for SM Ent.'s artists, who have strong fandoms in Asia, to be brought into 'Weverse'. With the entry of more than 10 SM Ent.'s artists with huge fandoms at once, 'Weverse' is expected to accelerate its growth. Insiders also believe that SM Ent.'s entry into 'Weverse' will be a "Win-Win" situation for both parties. 

theqoo

-Please make this happen as soon as possible... I hate Instagram live broadcast

-How many times have they changed their f*cking platform?

-They're not using 'Kwangya Club' anymore...?

-Whatever... I just want a platform for live broadcastㅠㅠ I hate watching their live broadcast from Instagram

-I think they've changed platforms at least 4 times as long as I've been a fan of EXO...

-I freaking love this... We finally get to watch their live broadcasts in high quality...

-I have to admit that 'Weverse' is indeed comfortable to use...

-I love this... Let's leave 'Kwangya Club'

-The live broadcast quality in 'Weverse' is so much better. Instagram's live broadcast sucks. 

-Please, let's just leave 'Kwangya Club'

-How many times have they changed platforms so far? Being a SM stan is so exhausting...

-Jisung-ah, I appreciate your effort to revive 'Kwangya Club'... But we should move to 'Weverse' now

-They're changing platforms again...?

-I really love 'Weverse'. This is good!

SM Ent.'s artists to join 'Weverse'

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Aespa has confirmed their comeback on May 8 and is currently in the final stages of preparation. This is their first comeback after about 10 months since they released their 2nd mini album 'Girls' in July 2022. 

theqoo

-Hul, finallyㅠㅠㅠ

-I've been waiting for this!!!!!

-Is this real??ㅜㅜ

-Oh!! When was their last comeback? It feels like I haven't seen them in so long...

-It's not an official statement, but it's nice to hear they're finally having a comeback

-When are they going to release the teasers?

-Let's f*cking goㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠㅠ

-Wake up, MYs!!! Let's go Jjang-spa

-I'm sure the news outlet must've confirmed with SM before releasing this articleㅋㅋㅋ They wouldn't have released it if this wasn't true

-I'm thirsty. Comeback soon!!!

-Are they finally having a comeback? I hope their next release will be good...

-I can't believe Girls was released 10 months ago...

-The music industry is really intense with IVE, LE SSERAFIM, and New Jeans latelyㅠㅠㅠ

Aespa to release a new album on May 8 ... The preview of comeback battle in the music industry

 

It features the device in a Korean Airbnb ㄷㄷㄷ

theqoo

-We need to stop people from selling hidden camsㅡㅡ;; 

-I am really embarrassed...

-Where can I buy that hidden cam detector? I want to buy one

-This happens because hidden cam perpetrators are not properly punished. There are a lot of perverts here who like to see people taking dumps or piss, they're sick in the head.

-I automatically assume I will be recorded if I use a public restroom. I won't use the public bathroom unless it's really urgent. 

-In this country, all women live in anxiety as they assume they all have been filmed at least once...ㅋㅋ It's freaking sickening...

-I am very embarrassed and enraged, but I think this issue should be spread globally. The only way we teach them a lesson is by embarrassing them.

-If they get sexually aroused by looking at people taking dumps or piss, doesn't that mean they're sick in the head?

-I hope every Korean men who have installed and watched hidden cams will rot in hell. F*ck youㅋㅋㅋ

-This issue should be spread even more widely. Embarrassing the country?? Then the country should stand up and give them a proper punishment to stop it^^

-I'm really embarrassed about this, but I also hope this issue should be spread even more widely so that it can be recognized as a real problem, not just a delusion of the victims. People overseas should know about this truth. 

Issues of hidden cams in South Korea become notorious overseas

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 Wonyoung Unnie...


In addition, Wonyoung laughing really hard at Rei's jokeㅋㅋㅋㅋ


pann
[+278][-43]

1. [+65][-1] She looks like a baby every time she laughs freely like thatㅋㅋㅋ

2. [+54][-2] Leeseo-ya.....
'It's their 2nd pre-record and before it started, the cameraman asked Wonyoung to fix her hair. She fixed the hair on her right side, but she didn't know how to fix the hair on her left side. So she approached Leeseo to ask for help. She was like, 'Leeseo-ya...'. It was really adorable'

3. [+51][-6] Wonyoung-ah, if you're gonna be pretty, then only stick to being pretty. Why do you have to be adorable as well...

4. [+35][-5] It seems like Wonyoung really loves all her members...

5. [+31][-1] These girls are so adorable. I hope Rei will get well soon. She just posted a hand-written letter recently, I really miss her.

Look at Jang Wonyoung's expression when she looks at Leeseo

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For me, it's the way he implies the public is easily influenced and makes it sound as if the judiciary are liarsㅋㅋㅋ

In the statement, he said that Lee Da In didn't choose who get to be her parents. Therefore, it's not Lee Da In's fault. Of course, it's not right for a child to be blamed for their parents' wrongdoing. But these child are usually using the money their parents swindled from the victims to live in luxury, switching between saying 'our parents' when it benefits them and 'myself' when they receive criticism. 

There are victims involved and she comes from a family of scammers who received a prison sentence. Now he's upset because the public is turning their back on him? Who does he think he is, the prince of our country?

I wouldn't mind their own business, they can act all lovey-dovey all they want, I just want the media to stop paying attention

pann
[+4,358][-104]

1. [+1704][-11] He said that people around him tried to stop their marriage, which means he knows what he's getting into, right? He chose his eternal love and no one can't stop him, but now he wants love from the public too? Isn't he being too greedy?

2. [+1452][-11] I understand that there are some exaggerations regarding the 2016 stock manipulation scandal, but if he really wanted to clarify it, he could've just explained it. However, he also talked about how his girlfriend couldn't choose her parents, how he couldn't just break up with his girlfriend because of her parents, etc. Lee Da In's step-father had already been imprisoned for stock manipulation or something, married to Lee Da In's mother, Kyeon Miri, in 2011, and was again embroiled in stock manipulation scandal in 2016. Both cases were reported by the news, it wasn't like Lee Da In was a woman whose family nobody knew about, the majority of Koreans know that her family is problematic. How could the public ask him to break up with his girlfriend just because of her family situation? It's ridiculous when he said that his girlfriend couldn't choose her parents. I don't know why he could say something so irresponsible. Don't they realize how much economic hardship some people went through during their childhood? In the public's eyes, Lee Da In is a wealthy woman who lives in a great house, wears nice clothes, and plays golf, despite not starring in many dramas as an actress. Lee Seunggi was scammed by Hook Ent. and received compensation money from them, is it rational to donate all that money and still have a grand wedding with his unpopular girlfriend and live comfortably without worrying about money in the future? That money is all from fans who supported him, isn't it? Shouldn't they at least show consideration to fans and the public and just wait for time to resolve things? How many young women out there at Lee Da In's age are struggling financially?  Just how much does he expect us to adore Lee Da In with warm hearts when she's a woman who has a good life because of her parents, married to a wealthy boyfriend after becoming an actress due to her parents' influence, and has an expensive hobby which is golf? Lee Seunggi himself has lived a successful life as a popular entertainer because of his fans, shouldn't he be more humble toward his fans? And the way he implies the public is easily influenced makes him sound really arrogant. Does he expect us to give a standing ovation to Lee Da In, the daughter of a wealthy family who lives a luxurious life just by breathing?

3. [+1292][-9] Why does he use his 'good man' image to help the perpetrators to rebuild their image...? Does he expect the public to love that family...? He should've stayed quiet...

What makes you feel uncomfortable reading Lee Seunggi's statement?