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Minor spelling mistake in the tittle, it’s Hillman* 😔

It will get releases on September 24th

It’s a sequel to the sitcom “A different world” set 39 years later at Hillman College. It will be about a new generation of black students, led by Deborah Wayne, the daughter of the original main characters, some of the sitcoms actors will come back: Jasmine Guy (Whitley Gilbert-Wayne), Kadeem Hardison (Dwayne Wayne), Darryl M. Bell (Ron Johnson), Charnele Brown (Kim Reese) and Cree Summer (Freddie Brooks). Will you watch this?

I haven't been really engaging with kpop groups lately. I'm mostly a casual listener now. Recently, though, Kiikii has caught my attention the most. I randomly discovered them through the song BTG, then 404 New era, both on repeat. Out of curiosity, I decided to check out their new comeback Whykiikii, and I loved it. It feels so nostalgic, and I love the 2010s vibes, I’ve been listening to 2010s music often recently, so no wonder I like this group and their concept so much. What do you think about them?

I'm looking for songs liquid drum & bass/ethereal Y2K vibes.

We need some opinions to know how to move about this, any feedback (as long is respectful) it’s welcomed, so we will be able to decide how to regulate this.

We created this space primarily as a safe space for sapphics to appreciate women from Kpop, but we don't want this to be a strictly positivity bubble. We welcome open conversations and long they stay constructive.

Most of you guys understood this and keep things civil, however, there is a portion of people seem to have lost the plot on what this space is actually for. Some treat this sub like a snark sub 2.0 for female idols, and feel way too comfortable with being disrespectful, despite all this being against the sub rules.

You are not entitled to criticize idols bodies, there is no constructive/respectful way to do that, keep your thoughts for yourself! And there is no need to get unnecessary critical about small things under positive posts about idols

If you just want to snark or throw shades that lead to no meaningful conversation this is not the sub for you.

I recently made a post asking why some BL fans particularly like EmiBonnie, and the replies were really interesting. As someone who’s only a GL fan, this has always made me curious, and now I have the answers.

My new curiosity is: if you used to watch exclusively BLs, what made you give GLs a chance? I’ve seen some hardcore BLs fans who changed their views about GLs and started watching them. Did you hold any particular opinions that prevented you at first from watching GL? or did you simply think that they weren’t interesting until you found the right ones? What you want to see more in GL in the future?
(As long you’re respectful you can be honest!)

Obviously, this genre is still pretty new and emerging, so we’ve still a long way to go when it comes to plot, budgets, and overall production, despite this the genre is pulling in many people already!

Something I’ve always noticed is that EmiBonnie seem to be loved by a lot of BL fans who’ve never watched GLs, especially now that the Moonshadow trailer dropped. I’ve seen so many comments from BL fans saying this will be their first GL, and I wanted to know why you think this happens? It’s because they were featured in BL projects so people got the chance to get to know them?

I’m not a BL fan I’m only a GL fan that also love EmiBonnie and this got me curious.

Edit: thank you guys for the explanations!