Calling MJ a p3do while stanning hagsoo is certainly a choice. MJ revolutionised music, while hagsoo is still struggling to prove she's anything beyond a manufactured visual with a mediocre, almost non-existent career. Know your fucking place.
and for that you have to be relevant first #skzdisband
não importa o quanto vcs se esforçarem pra subir a tag skzdisband, ela vai NUNCA vai ser e nem vai chegar perto de ser #btsdisband
Bitter as fuck because your fake ass plastic duo got completely cleared by the blueprint. Sit the fuck down.
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Those retards making endless, desperate hate tweets just for Kim Namjoon to have a literal Stanford University course dedicated to studying his mind. The levels are embarrassing. You fuckers aren't even playing the same game.
Stanford University is now officially offering a course inspired by Leader RM (Kim Namjoon).
— The course, titled “Namjooning, and Other Well-Being Inspiration from BTS,” will be taught to undergraduate students, exploring RM’s appreciation for art, nature, literature, and the beauty of everyday life.
Tomorrow is the type of song so structurally sound it’s anchored B-side lists for a decade. A consensus blueprint, so seeing a few randoms let recency bias cloud a timeless standard is wild. You can't outmog a permanent ceiling, so know your place.
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The hypocrisy of Blinks weaponizing "feminism" to mask fanwar hate is clownish. Dragging Jihyo & Tzuyu while praising a man for the exact same thing is pathetic. Bullying women because you're insecure about BTS's global impact is not feminism, it's just bitter, selective outrage.
Not the stays in qrts agreeing like the standards aren’t in the trenches. If it really outmogs tomorrow then why aren't you streaming? Your bangchan oppa is crying about flopping but you're all too busy talking nonsense here instead of opening Spotify.
A gentle reminder:
ATEEZ’s SAN on BLACKPINK and JISOO during a recent variety show:
"BLACKPINK sunbaenim are artists we've really wanted to meet. They paved the way for us, breaking through barriers at the forefront. Overseas and globally, they were pioneers for us. So, from our perspective, we're really grateful to them. We’re honestly so happy that we get to meet JISOO sunbaenim here."

























