I apologize if someone has posted this recently, I don't go online much to see. I hear a lot of talk about favorite albums because SY is def an album band BUT... what's everybody's top 5 songs, I'm curious
Mine are def Tunic, Candle, Expressway, Silver Rocket, and Cotton Crown
Lately, there have been so many kpop mvs that feature a girl group member being hurt. I see this especially in hybe mvs. I get that it's shock value I guess but it's starting to creep me out. Like it happens in basically ever single Katseye video. Everybody gets hurt in the Iconic By Mistake video. Girls with bloody noses, girls falling down, idk... it's weird, is it not? Why are we romanticizing (dare i say fetishizing) female pain so much rn
Edit: a lot of you lack critical thinking skills and the ability to look at things through a feminist lense, so let me explain myself more. There is nothing "wrong" with depicting women being harmed in media because it's media and it's not real (I KNOW that!!!!) It's just interesting to see depictions of female idols harmed kn MVs rise while other things, i.e. severe emaciation amongst idols, uncanny plastic surgery, and other things that harm idols (male and female) also rise in real life. I find that aspect particularly creepy coming from HYBE, a company that purposely exposes their idols to hate trains for attention (a well known fact.) HYBE and other, because it's not just HYBE, are allowed to depict nearly anything in their MVs but I am allowed to look at it critically and judge them for it.
To summarize, sometimes, it is THAT DEEP. Anyways, I don't expect most people to understand me. I think a lot of people see critique against HYBE and immediately get blindly angry without thinking it through. Which, I understand because most of the people on this sub are very young and have not lived long enough to understand that depictions of women in media often have deeper meanings.
Okay, soapbox over, I'm just sick of getting "pancake waffle fallacy"d over a post that is literally not even harsh at all lmao
Like I know it's crazy, but TNA haven't had a cruiserweight x division guy as champ since like Rich Swann all those years ago and maybe it's time for one? They don't usually have just anyone go on a media tour. Feel like he might beat Nic Nemeth in the next few months idk 🤷🤷🤷