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I mean back we all already knows she's black! Typo error!

I saw someone post here for NO wild hearts megathread and ??? Why would you want that. Only a select few people really got to see this movie. Would it not be better and more organized to have a megathread then? Where people can talk about this movie? Since it's not the entire fandom that saw it? I know people are scared thar the megathread is where the conversation will die but people forget this movie was not watched by everyone and so it's actually a much bigger chaos without a megathread since people are sharing stuff that many won't have any idea what they are talking about.

I am glad that they are creating a documentary for the fans and that fans can go to the theatres to watch it and get that experience. It also does seem like this has been in the works for a few years. As said in the title I just don't think we need a documentary two years into the group's career. I know a lot of people are saying "but so much has happened since then" and I don't know I still think they could've waited. I know that they are trying to profit off the group at their peak which is right now as much as possible but it just comes across a bit money hungry which I understand is normalized in these companies who love to profit off of these parasocial things and enable these parasocial bonds but that's just how I feel about it personally. If you are going to Wild Hearts or watching this is not aimed at you. Go have fun!

This is to all the people that I've seen talking about how genuinely worried about they are about the group going in certain directions or releasing certain music because it will get hate..

Listen, NOONE CARES. Everything this group does is gonna get hate, that shouldn't mean that the group has to now make music that isn't experimental or out of the norm of regular pop artists. They are at a point in their career where they could drop Touch part 2 or Gameboy part 2 tomorrow and it will still get hate, people saying like "oh they are back to playing it safe now because the hate got to them I miss fun songs like gnarly" and so regardless people are just EXHAUSTING. People will get offended by literally anything and Katseye nor does any group need to sit here and people please. Whether you dislike the new concept or new music it doesn't matter when it is still selling. As Sophia said (one of my favourite things ever said by anyone in this industry), "if you don't like a face a katseye member just made close your eyes". Same for the music if it's not for you listen to something else.

To me from the snippet alone it didn't sound like the song wasn't anything I'd heard already from Elton John and of course Ed Sheeran produced the song but it gives more of an Elton John vibe. The issue is I really wish that they tried more of a unique identity rather than doing something safe because of the internet girl hate (which is valid). I still think they should be trying to create a signature sound and I know I'll get flamed for this but like I said it's a hot take!