“idols should be able to say what’s on their mind” if they did yall would crucify them for 40 days & 40 nights 🕊️ #kpop #kpoptiktok #stan

I'm sorry, but it has me cackling whenever I see K-POP fans say, "You know, I really wish K-POP idols could defend themselves. I wish they could clap back at the haters, I wish they could speak freely, and I wish they would curse out these weirdo stands." No, you don't, bro. Obviously, no, it's not everyone. Some people are genuine when they say this, but most absolutely not matter, Faggro. Many K-POP fans who say this deep down are actually glad that these K-POP idols have a certain image that they have to uphold and are censored by these companies. They are happy as hell. Bro, y'all can't even handle Katzai, and they are tame as hell whenever they address stuff, but y'all still can't handle that. The other day someone made this TikTok saying something like, "Oh, I know we're loose Earth here, because she has a christine piercing and tailing." They said it was a joke when Menon did not find it funny, and I understand we saw, I mean, if someone was making head cannons about my genitalia, I'd be weirded out too. "Well, Menon posted a screenshot of the video saying, "You guys are so weird. Blessings. The reactions to her statement." The things people are saying about Menon, because she was uncomfortable by a person making a joke about her genitalia, crazy. I saw people saying it's not that deep. She used to learn how to take a joke. She should've ignored it. She used to put the phone down, because she saw a chronicly inline life first off. Most people, especially people in phantom spaces, are chronicly inline life. The only difference between some of y'all and Menon is that she's employed. Calling someone weird from making weird posts about you that has over 200,000 likes mind you, is not chronicly inline. Plus, you gotta take into account that she's a woman. We have seen women get degraded for less. The same is like that about women being as a joke, and they quickly turned misinformation, because now people are spreading it as if it's a fact, and what started off as a joke, is now being used to degrade these same women, and y'all know that, come on, now! Come on, now we've seen this happen before, don't ever renew. So, if she's receiving reactions like that, and we're voicing how uncomfortable she was about a post like that, y'all really expect me to believe that if a K-pop idol started calling out their haters, y'all be normal. Bro, Ginny, if Ginny got in this app right now, instead, two all my hairs and people making nasty posts about me, y'all be supportive. Let's be serious, bro, recently with Jungkook, this man said, "Please, stop coming to my crib. Do not stalk me. Stop showing up to my house, and people manage to flip it on him." If that's happening over him saying, "Please stop stalking me. You expect me to believe that Jungkook started cursing out his haters. All y'all be on his side." And do the misogyny. I have seen female K-pop idols ridiculed for simply existing, and I am not even joking. Well, lucky, I will never forget when I saw this post with one million likes on one young set calling her a pick me because they did not like how she ate a damn strawberry. And the comment section was not any better. You would have thought she said a slur, actually. No, you wouldn't have. K-pop fans will take that nearly as seriously as they do other bullshit, but you know, they were tearing this girl apart. I've seen her get hit on for posing. I've seen people write mean girl fanfiction about her in comment sections because she looks like she will be bully. If she's already getting hit on for stuff like that, if she were a curse or haters out, man, y'all try to know that girl's super girl. I'm alien, and I do be getting some K-pop sweets on my timeline every now and then, and dude. The way people talk about that woman from Isla, I believe her name is Wani. Wow, I never see people talking down to that group. Eight times I've seen her looks are the topic of conversation. People are always picking part of her appearance and body shaming her, but if she were to get on the internet and tell people, leave me alone or clap back and say something like, okay, show yourselves then. What do you guys look like? You're telling me that would be well received by K-pop fans. Girl, Bob, I said earlier, obviously it's not all K-pop fans, but many K-pop fans who say, you know, they wish these idols have more freedom, how they wish they could speak freely, maybe when it comes to music, maybe you know, they wish they have more creative freedom. But when it comes to how they're treated by the general public, they don't want that. They're very fine with how things are. Bro, a lot of these K-pop fans enjoy that they can go on Twitter or TikTok or even Instagram and say these crazy things about these idols, they like how they can pick apart their looks, body shame them, sledge shame them, even wish death of them, and not have to worry about an idol responding, as they had said in their viral comments, the idea of an idol ever calling them out does not cross their mind. And they like about that, they like how things are, you know, real life is trying to bully someone, there's a possibility they'll try to fight back, right? But online especially in K-pop spaces do, these people like that they can be mean, hide behind a screen, and not have to worry about the person they're being mean to come to the fandom selves, that is a wet dream come true for these people. Unfortunately, it's kind of good that idols have certain restrictions because if they're able to hop in social media and defend themselves from bullying and hatred, many of you will make it your jobs, make sure that the rest of their days on this earth were miserable, and that is sad.